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life 2 min read 844 views Dec 16, 2014

If I Had The Chance:

If I  had one chance to tell you what's on my mind,

I'd tell you how special...

How beautiful, you are....

and how a women like you is hard to find.

I'd tell you, how I fell in love with you

the first time our eyes met,

I saw something in you that I would never forget,

Each time I saw you my heart beat faster,

and on occasions I saw you and begin to sweat.

I'd tell you, how you are the love of my life,

I want to be with you today,

tomorrow, next week, next month, even next year,

I'd tell you to never worry because I will always be here.

I'd tell you how much I really love you, and how much I

wish I could tell you what I really felt about you.

I'd tell you sorry for passing up all

the times you've tried to make your love for me

known....

But I was to stupid and kept you in the friend zone.

I know it's to late to tell you all of this now,

I want you to know I've been feeling like this

for awhile.

If your reading this now,

I wish I had told you this before,

before I decided to let you walk right out the door,

Now I live with the fact that I lost the most

beautiful women that I really adore.

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2b2b2

Tight Piece.....ONE

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hymnagen

A beautifully penned lament. I felt this one. Peace

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love_supreme

Very nice

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