Untitled
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Untitled
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It started out as friendship and it grew stronger
She sat next to me in the cafeteria
I knew that I had to have her
I knew that i needed her but she did not listen to anything I said
I know that I am better but I put too much stress on myself
On myself
And everyday seemed like that it was getting longer
I never thought the day would end
I always dreamed of her
Every day went by
I sat up all night and thought "Fuck, what can't she see?"
I know that I am better but I put too much stress on myself
On myself
I know that I am better but I put too much stress on myself
I know that I am better but I put too much stress on myself
Put it on myself
I know that I am better
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