The day you proposed and I said yes
I thought you would be my secret nurse.
Yet what you brought was unwanted medicine
that made me believe saying yes was a sin
You were once true cause of my happiness
and you managed blowing it up,
now I'm to wear make-up,
just to hide the sorrows that lie in the depth of my skin
Maybe it's because I bustled
that pushed you even furtherer,
when you promised it would last forever
I never thought it was for never
You have the most charming aptitude
of sweeping me off my feet
with your evil, hidden attitude
that I can't see where boundries meet
when you said you'd be abreast
I thought you'd be the best,
not knowing behind you smile lies
uncountable lies that never dies
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