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See Ya Wouldn't Want To Be With Ya


You were gone for so long. Where do you belong? Our relationship was all wrong. You said you don't like my song. You know the rule. I ain't no fool. I oppose even if you say it with a rose. I haven't told lies about my size. Take your best guess. Stop with the flirt. No I don't want dessert. It's what I chose. Who knows. Empathy you can abstract. What you lost you must subtract. I want my money back. That is a fact. I kept track. Your word you lack. The plan was mapped. Everyone clapped. It was easily adapt. The attack was a single slap. © Harmony Sapphire . All rights reserved
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