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My Other Half Has Disappeared


We walked together for a million years,

Going through all the falling rocks, united.

Now my other half changes gears  

 

New school and you were the first of my peers.

The cold facade dispersed and you were invited;

We walked together for a million years

 

We were one another's cheers,

Filled with dreams that were delighted.

Now my other half changes gears  

 

Distance interfered and people sneers;

The bond was slowly divided.

We walked together for a million years

 

Never did I foreshadow the end nears

Now everything is gone and I was whited;

Now my other half changes gears

 

Time has passed by and you were here;  

Flashbacks pop up and we are reunited.

We walked together for a million years;

Now my other half changes gears

 
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