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WHY YOU OF ALL?


 

From the millions of the stars in the sky

My eyes were devoted to only your sight

It was the glamour of your touch

That jolted my heart

Darling why you of all

to kill this melodic line?

Why is it your mouth to kiss those big miscreant lips?

Why is it your blood to madden my soul?

Why does that flakiness-

 forget the day we walked down the aisle?

The lyrics we wrote you sing for another man

The passion we shared has turned into repulsion between our hands

My combative hands wished to fight for your heart

Why you of all to shield the face I desired to punch

The sweetness of my voice is bitter for your mouth

I vowed to love keeping everything apart

But why you of all to tear us apart

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