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Your familiar eyes Drowned in mine Those pretty skies Remind me of you, Innocent, bright And full of surprises At night Your my light, Always on my mind But I wonder, Have I ever crossed yours? I’m too nervous to ask “Can we go and dine?” maybe? though To just call you mine I run and scream to my friends, About you Do you do the same? Or about someone new. I can talk about you for hours Maybe even years But I wonder Would you ever do the same?
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