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When did love become a waste


The more love I hold The more I regret I was never told That it could be a threat Loving so deep And wanting to take But I won't make a peep It only makes me ache I yearn for you in a way You could never feel the same But maybe that can end today I will take the blame Anything that falls apart I will shoulder For you were a work of art And I'm getting colder
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