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Now it's my turn, to help you. You held them close but they let you go. You held on tight and fixed each crack. How could I expect you to watch, your back? But past is past, none of that matters, now it's my turn. You say, you don't want it, sometimes I believe you but I see the hope, I see the light that can shine so bright. Now it's my turn to win this fight. Not for me, not at all. Just to you, cause you deserve it all. An angel which has fallen, soul so black, I know he needs saving, I got his back. So I'll heal him, hand sew each stitch, making him whole. That is my last dying wish
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Aug 19, 2017
Aug 19, 2017 at 8:09 PM UTC
My Turn
Now it's my turn, to help you. You held them close but they let you go. You held on tight and fixed each crack. How could I expect you to watch, your back? But past is past, none of that matters, now it's my turn. You say, you don't want it, sometimes I believe you but I see the hope, I see the light that can shine so bright. Now it's my turn to win this fight. Not for me, not at all. Just to you, cause you deserve it all. An angel which has fallen, soul so black, I know he needs saving, I got his back. So I'll heal him, hand sew each stitch, making him whole. That is my last dying wish
mermaid26
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21/F/Trinidad Tobago
Aug 19, 2017
Aug 19, 2017 at 8:09 PM UTC
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