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I remember our date, that one perfect day. You loved me and for a day, I loved you too. Then when night came, that feeling faded into something else while yours remained the same. I'm sorry I took you for granted. We still loved each other, just in different ways. And we had a song, that song that sounds like a music box in its first few seconds before its soft, electro notes faded in. Whenever that song comes on, I think about you, the way that I sometimes do. Like running your fingernails over an old scar, thinking about the What If's. But then you were robbed from me. I met someone new and he loved that song too. He would play it in his car and he would sing along and every time,  I wanted to yell stop, turn the volume down, delete that song from his library because that song belonged to us. But I love him and after a while, I started to sing along with him. I'm sorry, it feels like I betrayed our memory. Because now when I hear this song, I think of his off-key singing before I think of how it felt sitting in your car on the day we loved each other that same way. I should have protected us. I owed you that much. That song was the least I could do.
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May 24, 2019
May 24, 2019 at 7:00 AM UTC
French Downpour
I remember our date, that one perfect day. You loved me and for a day, I loved you too. Then when night came, that feeling faded into something else while yours remained the same. I'm sorry I took you for granted. We still loved each other, just in different ways. And we had a song, that song that sounds like a music box in its first few seconds before its soft, electro notes faded in. Whenever that song comes on, I think about you, the way that I sometimes do. Like running your fingernails over an old scar, thinking about the What If's. But then you were robbed from me. I met someone new and he loved that song too. He would play it in his car and he would sing along and every time,  I wanted to yell stop, turn the volume down, delete that song from his library because that song belonged to us. But I love him and after a while, I started to sing along with him. I'm sorry, it feels like I betrayed our memory. Because now when I hear this song, I think of his off-key singing before I think of how it felt sitting in your car on the day we loved each other that same way. I should have protected us. I owed you that much. That song was the least I could do.
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May 24, 2019
May 24, 2019 at 7:00 AM UTC
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