Mister Right
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Mister Right
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You make possession of hero,
You never know how it is irritating?
When we are alone:
You pretend to be the person I want you to be,
But in front of others, shows you different,
It makes a pose to fear,
I am afraid that their "other half"!
I feel alone when you act that way!
I feel rejected ...
I think you show to me as another!
Show yourself as you are!
Has not ashamed of itself!
This vai you ruin one day, oh!
But nothing should be that way!
Because you know how I do smile
When tomávamos ice cream in the park
His smile was the sun
And everything you said was the light
But you became different
The perfect mister right!
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