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Fill Her

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Fill Her

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You don't need to leave

It seems a bit naive

No need to disagree

Or seek my history

You're staring at my soul

My sanity you stole

But then i knew all along

That anything would go wrong

Though i can't see you i can feel you

I'm so glad you opened the door

And when i get near all my fears disappear

And i won't be along anymore

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