Got A Minute?
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Got A Minute?
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We used to see each other everyday. now we're lucky if it's
Twice a year. i don't know what i've been thinking. without
Blinking we've been set back. remember driving through the
Yesteryears and the conversations of our dreams and fears. you
Grabbed yours. i'm grabbing mine now. at your wedding i just
Smiled and thought about how life goes by so fast and how so
Many friendships weren't really meant to last. we have always
Been good at keeping in touch, but for some reason it never
Meant this much. it's hard to believe that you have a brand new
Life, while mine i take in stride. it's hard to believe how easy
Dreams come true when you want them to.
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