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Created on: June 24, 2009
It lights your face, colors your eyes.
Your glances are always sideways now.
Look in my eyes, tell me your sorry.
I love to see you lie.
Don't you know I can see it.
It must be obvious I know who you are.
Still you speak from the side of your mouth,
without stuttering a single word.
You weren't sorry then, why now?
Since you were caught I suppose.
Now what you did was wrong, you tell me so,
without stuttering a single word. I love to see you lie.
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