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What She Would Do
She would walk down the hallway, with an obvious smirk on her face
As she walked through the crowds of students like she owned the place
She would laugh, flip her hair, and bat her eyes
She'd do anything to be noticed by one, if not all the guys
And I guess it worked because next thing I knew
She was strutting right up to you
With straight golden locks, piercing blue eyes, and a body sculpted by da vinchi himself
I wanted nothing more than for you to run away from her crying for help
But alas, there you stand
Flirting and winking while your fingers graze over her hand
I, however, stood watching the whole thing go down
How you interacted with the girl whose makeup could pass for a clown
And to think that I thought that I could've been the girl you speak too with a grin
Perhaps I was wrong, perhaps it was a lie, whatever it was it showed me that l was not meant to win
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