If he never said hell
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If he never said hell
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If he never said Hello
If his eyes had never smiled at me
what did he find inside my heart
that made him take a chance?
Did he know what I was feeling?
could it be that he was lonely
something between us had begun
something so beautiful
something that started with "hello"
Now memories are filling me with pictures of a past
foolish me, hoping love would last
and even though I still can feel
the way he looks at me
the way he looks at me
If he never said "I love you"
if he never said "forever"
I would have never known love
but if he never said hello
I'd never know
"Good-Bye"
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