To Whom It May Concern
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To Whom It May Concern
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To whom it may concern,
You've found another love, I know
To whom it may concern,
My heart won't ever let you go.
You tore my heart apart
When you found somebody new,
But you found out that your heart
Could be broken, too.
So to whom it may concern,
You've learned that heartache has no pride,
Pretending unconcerned won't stop the tears
You try to hide.
And when you're all alone
With just a memory,
That's when I'll bet you'll learn
The one who's most concerned is me.
~Interlude~
And when you're all alone
With just a memory,
That's when I'll bet you'll learn
The one who's most concerned
...is me.
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