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You Don't Care


If I died tomorrow, Would you even care? Or would it make you smile Since it’s ‘because you weren’t there? Would you even lift a finger? Or maybe bat an eye? Because through all your silent anger, It’s you who made me cry. I never thought I’d feel this way, Not again after last year. But all my pain, all my sorrow, Is because you are not here.
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