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by Amandalee

Created on: July 28, 2008

I look into your eyes
And see nothing
I hold out my hand
And you walk away
I have held on so long
And you have nothing left to hold to
I feel you slipping away
And there is nothing
More I can do
The tears are all gone
The anger is far past
I let go of your hand
And you drift away

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