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What Should I Say!

What should I say,

when you walk away;

with your back on me;

so that you look at me.



what should I say,

when you heart is broken;

the reason, me;

so that you love me.



what should I say,

when there is a tear on your cheek;

you can't control,you are weak;

so that you count on me.



what should I say,

so that you believe;

you trust without thinking twice;

I can die for your love.



what should I say,

to make you realise;

no matter how much I lie;

it's to make you smile, I breathe.

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My version of "when sorry seems to be the hardest word"
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