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But What I Hate


I love that way you look at me Those blue eyes smiling back With that gentle look on your face Love the way you make me feel Like there's no one else in sight When you hold me close And kiss me flawlessly I feel like I can fly above the clouds But what I hate Is you not holding my hand in the middle of the day There's no shoulder to cry on with the tears to be wiped away You won't talk to me around your friends Or anytime when the day ends I don't know what to do And I don't know what to say But that's what I hate
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Regan LaTessa
This is just about a typical high school relationship where boys are pigs and girls have to deal with it.

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