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I Saw Yours

I saw your face in everyone Every man that walked in was my number one Couldnt convince myself that i was wrong We had our shot and you let it run Do you remember when we were young? Baseball parks and home runs We just wanted to have fun City streets and too many long shortcuts Looking from across the bar Captured by every curve, every new scar So much has changed but it is all still the same Can't stand to hear you say my name Showing up to sweep me away Doesnt quite work that way And as much as i wanted to touch your face Is as much as i wanted to look away
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Written by
leah-mac
American
Published
Dec 26, 2011
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#love#relationships
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