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English, 18.03.2021 01:30, ruchierosanp1n3qw

Let it go What do I do,
When I'm still in love with you?
You walked away,
'Cause you didn't want to stay.
You broke my heart, you tore me apart.
Every day I wait for you,
Telling myself our love was true.
But when you don't show, more tears start to flow.
That's when I know
I have to let go

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When I'm still in love with you?
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