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I have lost you I have lost you and I know You will not ever come back to me I have lost you now I know There will be nothing le

ft to see I have lost all my love I have lost all the lessons of life I have lost all the reasons Of being so kind and wise I have lost my strength with you I have lost all in whale of time I have lost a reason with you A reason that was destined! for someone that is broken​
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