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The only things we do two by two we pay for one by one. Someone once said this world is a stage and each must play his part and fate held me as a lover and you as my sweetheart and Act I was where we met and I loved you at first glance and I thanked the author for this part and for giving me this chance. You said your lines so cleverly as you never missed a cue and I was the happiest man on earth and then came Act II and you seemed to change, acting strange just why I never knew until you went away and left me alone and blue. if you lied when you said you loved me I had no cause to doubt you but I'd rather go on hearing your lies than to go on living without you. I swore the day I met you that I would win your heart and I vowed that day I'd get you to yield to Cupids dart and I've rued that fascination and I wish I could forget you but I have one consolation - I swore the day I met you. Jon York 2017
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Feb 10, 2017
Feb 10, 2017 at 8:24 PM UTC
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The only things we do two by two we pay for one by one. Someone once said this world is a stage and each must play his part and fate held me as a lover and you as my sweetheart and Act I was where we met and I loved you at first glance and I thanked the author for this part and for giving me this chance. You said your lines so cleverly as you never missed a cue and I was the happiest man on earth and then came Act II and you seemed to change, acting strange just why I never knew until you went away and left me alone and blue. if you lied when you said you loved me I had no cause to doubt you but I'd rather go on hearing your lies than to go on living without you. I swore the day I met you that I would win your heart and I vowed that day I'd get you to yield to Cupids dart and I've rued that fascination and I wish I could forget you but I have one consolation - I swore the day I met you. Jon York 2017
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Feb 10, 2017
Feb 10, 2017 at 8:24 PM UTC
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