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Boy Did I **** Up

Who would've thought that

You are still held responsible

For the way you behave

In times of great sorrow

 

Who would have thought that

The death of a great man

Would also bring about

The death of two great friendships

 

Boy did I **** up....

 

 

 

 

                                                                               Oh man I ****** up

 

 

                Regret is a living breathing thing

                

No one told me I was doing wrong

Not even when I got so bad they all left

 

                                         And now that they are gone, now that they have left me here,

                           Now I just think of how much a summer of grief can lead to a lifetime of regret

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andrea
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Dec 2, 2013
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