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Fair Wheather Friend

When I needed some one to lean on You stepped away and watched me fall. You said you would always lift me up When I was crashing down you did nothing at all. Any time you needed a sholder to cry on I was the first in line to be there. When tables turned and I had to cry My sorow was too much for you to bare. You cut me deep, my soul left to bleed With your lies and wicked schemes I don't need your fair wheather friendship You take two-faced to a whole new extremes.
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