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by @lizzy15

We would say "Never, my love." The song Is slow and short. You find it pressed into wax And leave it where I remain. Do you know that I Never grew tired of you? Brown velour vintage, Silk under piles of waste. You wear my affection still, And I pretend to wish I wasn't so generous. The song is short And simple enough. Three credits left to graduate, Hours still to drive, I will never regret what I gave. We would say "Never, my love," Could we call each other strangers. Do you know that I never Grew tired of you?
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