You Win Some, You Lose Some
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You Win Some, You Lose Some
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When we began so close to the end all that it was a desperate attempt a love that seemed real wasn't quite there and all of the times you said that you cared you opened me up then closed your heart this poor excuse has torn us apart promises made are better off kept in love we trust but lies are what's left
Taking for granted taking advantage and don't you wish you could take back what you did to me?
It was almost convincing the time that we spent wasn't appreciated was never meant to be more than nothing is the price that you pay it's more than you bargained but now it's too late
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