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You and I


Who are you? You look the same. You dress the same. You sound the same. You're not me, But I am you. Sorry about the confusion.. You're the deceiver While, I am the actuality. You are not me, But I am you. You live inside of me Buried deep underneath Lost hopes and fear. You are you I am I Yet, I am you Together, we live In a world blind to the truth And in this world, I love as you live.
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