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Created on: May 01, 2010
I stay for the kids, I say cause I'm broke
around my finger is the promise, no joke.
I took it serious as so many do, did you?
The way you carry on and smile when I stew.
Yes I wont take it off my finger although the unhappiness you bring
yes my dear I still wear the suffer-ring.
I love you with all my heart and soul,
we promised we would be together until old.
You run around like a kid on a swing
but I still wear my suffer-ring.
I see the men nod, the ones you been with
I see when you whisper and turn your head wuick.
yes, my dear its the saddness you bring
but yet I still wear my suffer-ring.
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