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Until Death Do We Part


I know you like long grass and night walks You hate the sand but adore the beach Intrigued by mystery but despise secrets Smart without even having to try I wish you were mine You're so attractive without even knowing it A comfort on my bad days A sense of safety comes when I'm with you Yet you make my heart race in a way it never has before Is this love? I'm not sure You make me happy But you also scare me It's hard to explain Am I going insane? Or do you feel the same? I hope it's until death we part Because I don't know what else to do with my heart
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