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Honestly, I Miss You
I could say that I’m fine
 I could also say that I can deal
 But honestly, I can only feel
 To know that it’s real
 The times when I was a little younger
 And the world seemed safer
 And your smile light the sky 
 Like the fourth of July
 So I could walk around with that same smile
 I could walk around 
 Honestly, knowing all while
 That when I shut the door
 That will be no more
 I could act the way I don’t think
 I could always act the way I don’t seem
 But I can barely pretend, in all honestly
 When appears the lane
 Where my memories came
 And relive the moment
 When the stars remained
 And you and I
 Had the time our lives
 I could never be who I was
 Never will you be loved
 Twas the day that you were gone
 It truly wasn’t unfair
 That I can no longer compare
 No more be your friend
 No longer smell you in the air
 It is always so biased
 That you couldn’t breath
 Always so hurtful that you wasn’t with me
 It’s so fanatical
 That I cherished you so
 And you couldn’t say anything
 Nor to continue to grow
 Now with all my recollections
 Of you
 In my soul
 It’s unjust
 That this is a must
 And the tears roll down my face
 God my disgrace 
 Because honestly, I miss you

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