The Statement
As a child
"I love you" was an expression
My parents said it to me
To show their affection
They would hold me
And say they love me
They would drop me off
And say they love me
I would always say it back
Because I know they truly did
Nowadays
People just say it to say it
So when someone says it
I don't know how to take it
The statement is so cliche'
People just say it
To get what they want
They don't say it
To be real and true
They say it
To pick at you
Until you accept them
And when you do
They will forget you
It is used
To take advantage of you
Until you're left neglected and rejected
The statement is so cliche'
Now
I'm not gonna lie
Some people mean what they say
But the statement has been misused and abused
To the point where we don't know
Who's lying or telling the truth
The statement is so cliche'
"I love you"
Do you actually mean what you say?
Or
Are you just trying to get your way?
The statement is so cliche'
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