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Promises by Emily Gnitt

12/1/2008 7:20:02 PM
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Promises
 
  We were young and foolish
And when you said that, when you promised me
I though you would keep it, my one wish

I got my hopes up to soon
But, what can I say?
I wanted to hear that music, his tune

I’m in tears
We were best friends
Now, I should be in your fears

What you did was wrong
I cant believe it
I thought this friendship would last for so long
I guess at this point, I was wrong…

Emily Gnitt


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