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What you do to me


The sun rises as you awake 

The sun sets as you fall a sleep 

Stars come out to look like 

Your eyes as they twinkle in the sun 

The second you simile the sun holds strong 

The second you cry clouds cover the sun 

Then it starts to rain 

The second you speak my heart 

Speaks a beat 

Once you speak to me 

With that angle voice of yours 

People would think I am dead 

Because my heart stops with 

My breath but my love 

For you carries out to 

My very death

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