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Well - maybe I am not what you expected and or wanted      Or -         Maybe I am not the flower that you planted             Life has a way of creating distortion, background noise    I am me by choice - yes, that is me with the unsure, yet unwavering voice       Thirty six years of concrete - sure they've made me tough and stoic           Doesn't mean when you hurt me - my heart doesn't bleed historic    I've done the best job that I know - though for some, I have apparently fallen short         Feeling like a frog's relief, on your skin an unwanted wart Alas I have been made to understand, I guess that..      I'm the string that's all frayed     I'm the blue sky that's greyed     I'm the abortion okay'd      I'm the gamble that never paid           I'm a US Marine - Iraq Mosul midnight raid    But - I'm the one that's never betrayed         The one that turns night into day             But alas.....I still love you anyway !
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Jun 20, 2019
Jun 20, 2019 at 4:26 AM UTC
I still love you anyway
Well - maybe I am not what you expected and or wanted      Or -         Maybe I am not the flower that you planted             Life has a way of creating distortion, background noise    I am me by choice - yes, that is me with the unsure, yet unwavering voice       Thirty six years of concrete - sure they've made me tough and stoic           Doesn't mean when you hurt me - my heart doesn't bleed historic    I've done the best job that I know - though for some, I have apparently fallen short         Feeling like a frog's relief, on your skin an unwanted wart Alas I have been made to understand, I guess that..      I'm the string that's all frayed     I'm the blue sky that's greyed     I'm the abortion okay'd      I'm the gamble that never paid           I'm a US Marine - Iraq Mosul midnight raid    But - I'm the one that's never betrayed         The one that turns night into day             But alas.....I still love you anyway !
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Jun 20, 2019
Jun 20, 2019 at 4:26 AM UTC
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