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You Were There


Once again, I felt your touch I sensed your scent as you breathed on me I heard your sweet voice lamenting in my tiny ears Tried you touch you back But I couldn't find your hand anymore Wanted to respond to your kisses Suddenly,the room went quiet But I know You were there In my room last night
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