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I love you greater than the world For many reasons and more I love how you used to treat me Just being here, you made my day I love your eyes, how they shined when you saw me And mine shined back I love your voice, the sweetness of your melody That somehow had room for sour I love your smile, whether caring or devilish Even when you slammed the door After I let you in I love your skin above my own When I was embraced in your love caress And even more when you brought me down I love your lips and always will Their gentle movement As they whispered goodbye For the very last time And after everything you've done I will never stop loving you For anything I loved you as you held the knife To me And I loved your cold, heartless eyes Looking into mine as I felt the metal enter "You love me," he said I replied with kindness in my voice Staring into his two oceans And knowing in my heart this is true As the black in my vision took control I whispered, "I love your eyes." His beautiful smile I can still see From up here
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