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love at first sight

Is there such a thing as love at first sight?
I didn’t know, until I laid eyes on you.
How is it possible to feel so much for you?
My Love has no limits, no color, and no race.

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Open Up Your Heart

We can make it through the scars
Without saying goodbye
We can still make it to the stars
Without asking why

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I feel in love with a stranger

My love for you was intense
I loved you, I mean really loved you
Our love was magical…
Like in the books or movies
You lift me out of my feet
And show me the meaning of love

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Trust and Hurt

Many times the ones we trust most are the ones who hurt us the most.
When trust is gone there is nothing left just a sad and painful mess.
That’s a lesson I learned so hard from all the god-forsaken things you have done.
I had your back; you had my soul and beat it till my blemished [...]

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we grow stronger

the years pass and we grow stronger
when our days grow shorter and nights longer
just know ill always be there for you
a place to cry somewhere for comfort and truth

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Grandpa

The day that you left us
You didn’t say good-bye.
God was calling his angel home,
There was no time to ask why.

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Are all Boys Animals?

Get your hands off of me
If you want me, civilization is the key
My eyes are up here; now I can see you clear
Gosh I won’t last this entire school year!

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True Love

With every kiss that you give to me,
I am reminded of how much I love you
With every look you give me,
I realize no one could love me the same

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You don’t know

Don’t you know that I have cared about you,
That I fall just for you
That I cried because of you
That I could die for you.

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Just let me sleep

What is worse than empty lined paper,
lying in front of you?
A pencil moving light and slowly,
beautifully but tired, over the sheet?

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