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Right Person, Wrong Time

by nathan-pival

Right person, wrong time When we met I knew, exactly You automatically had my heart Resistance as they say was futile Our chemistry and cosmic friends Were making more plays Than our hands could play against We sure as hell couldn't bluff We were both in pain After finding ourselves somewhere confused We had planned for the rest of our lives And been abused Wrong time We both have too much to fix Right now, but we will When it comes together Will we be together? You took my pain away As I did yours I know this is true I saw you smile and heard you laugh With me It was the most sincere We had both lost that for so long I won't promise that I will wait I don't expect you to either But know that I will think of you I know better than to say something Ridiculous Like, you were the "one" Or something like that I know better I think you are a good catch The best yet I am not throwing you back But I do believe in possibilities And the future is ours Should we take it You made me feel special Like I've always wanted to feel I can't throw that away Absolutely not What we have is one in a billion One way or another You will always have a place in my heart Because you're special to me too I feel better just for having met you
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