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Just To Have...
A best friend is what I can call you
For being there when I feel lonely and blue
All the crazy, psychotic things we use to do
There isn't a person in this world I’d rather have, as a friend so true
All the phases we went through, just like the moon
We still remain the best of friends, but I truly miss and love you
There isn't a day that passes by,
Where I wish we still had those crazy and wild times
Sleeping over, for days at time,
It still feels like it was yesterday, where we both cried
Our memories will forever be apart of our history...
Leaving us with more space for, in-between
Putting it together, like a detective solving a, mystery...
The best part about each clue is its all unique just like, us two...
For when we get older, we will have captivated so many treasuries
Each piece of gold, will never amount to what will be told
Because were going to be too little old ladies with hair on our big toes,
The laughter, the moments, and the great times we had,
I will never regret, the wonderful gift, God has shared,
For once in my life I can say that it is you, Destiny,
Who has changed my life in a tremendous way
That, you have, taught me the real meaning of friend ship, as a best friend
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