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Real Love


He tells me, "it's okay tell me how you feel", But I hesitate because he isn't even real He likes to play games with my heart, But I just stay shut and play my part. I just wish he could see that he should be with me He should hold My heart like he means it, But instead he only grabs it when he sees fit I try to walk away, but he has the death grip Why won't he just love it when I tell funny to jokes Or want to come meet my folks Instead of grabbing my butt and kiss me on the cheek Tell me he'd do anything for some, even rub my feet I wanna lay my head on his chest and make him feel his best Let's just eat some food and talk Not just stare at my back and imagine what you'd do while I walk Then I fall for his trap and blame myself cuz its all my fault That's not how you treat lady Grab her by the hand and tell her "I love you, baby" Hold her in your arms, let her cry, and wait for her to tell you why Not see her sass and tell her bye Tell her the truth when you're wrong, you don't have to lie Deal with her foolishness by killing any bug, even a fly It's okay to get mad at her once in a while Every relationship has its faults on file Just for the record, you don't really need them Lock them up tight in a far away den That was back then, look and see the now You expect a long relationship but don't know how You accuse each other of wrongs? That's just foul You should fight together because misery loves you And thinks everything is great except you two They'll tell you that you can find better, but you can't live without her Yet you trust to the message but not trust the messenger Stick together like gorrilla glue because she'll never find anyone like you Be the relationship that's kept by few Nothing makes envy madder than a couple who can never lose
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Nagilia Melendez

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