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Strangers at Heart


Oh, how those eyes sparkle And how that smile stings It hurts to watch you walk away So much for a fling I swore i wouldn't get attached But look how far we've come From being complete strangers To walking in unison I've come to realize that it will all end soon But i still remember the day we met back in june You we're to intriguing to just pass by And now you've got me dreding the good-bye I hope that this won't be the last The time we'd spent seemed to go too fast
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