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The Two That Became One


I am yours and you are mine, and

like doves we fly; but without you I would Die.

You are my left and I am your right, for even if we 

don't understand the world I will understand you.

 

And if they take me from you; I will find you,

If I forget you; I will find you and remember you again.

Because I vowed that you would be mine and I would be yours;

for if we are born again you will be mine still. Because you and I

are the two that became one so stay with me and lets have fun.

 

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