Business, 27.02.2021 01:10, jeff6284

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I can’t believe i have to say goodbye
But if it’s what you want i’ll say it with tears in my eyes
I tried to take your advice
Find a another just as nice
But all i could think about was your big brown eyes
I don’t want any other guys
I want you and only you
Nobodys made me happier
And i can’t believe we’re through

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