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A Strange Way To Be Sorry


He should have said sorry

He should have realized

He wants to apoligize

But he made his own demise.

 

She doesn't understand

She didn't see how he reacted.

Even he doesn't know what happened

Even though it was he who acted.

 

It's such a weird thing, freedom.

When you've worked for it hard everyday,

Working with someone along the way

But the accidently decide to make you stay.

 

But now they are stuck two worlds apart

He's on the moon, She's living free.

Just how sorry can one person be?

Sometimes, it's not plain to see.

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