The Letter
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The Letter
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I'm surprised,
That you never let me know
What was behind
The yards, where is used to grow
Now everything is gone,
And I just feeling sad
I need to leave alone,
All the things from the past,
It's printed, in my mind
I needed to send you that
Letter of goodbye
You always helped me when,
I get myself into trouble,
You always argue well,
To show me,
The good ways
Now everything is done,
But I know you feeling fine
You found the peace at last
And I think you deserve it
You watching' us
With all your love
I needed to tell you how,
I miss you now...
I saw, you flying
Spinning around the sky
I can feel your breath on my face,
I saw you smiling...
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