Regression
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Regression
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I love you. I miss you.
Forgive me my ineptitude.
And I will change my attitude.
I'm whining and pining
for sweet embraces never known.
A harvest from a seed unsown.
Time is on my side
and I understand my life.
Make a choice to move onward.
But I admit I can't commit and I will not decide.
I love you. I miss you.
Forgive me my ineptitude.
And I will change my attitude.
I'm whining and pining
for sweet embraces never known.
A harvest from a seed unsown.
Dim light shines brightly in pitch black.
Bright enough to find my own way back.
Push forward or you might lose your chances.
Or take less with me. Regress with me.
And savor true romance.
Come take a walk with me
but if you do there is no turning back.
Come take a walk with me
but if you do there is no turning back.
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