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When I was younger my mother told me Don't let someone hurt you more than you can hurt them Little did I know she'd be the first one to break that rule She has broken my heart 1 2 57 One thousand times And as I cry before her begging for nothing more than her love Her face does not change She does not feel She does not love I can't help but to wonder, was it always like this? Or did she change? Or Did I change?
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