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by James Carver

BREATHE

I want to talk to her everyday
But somehow she finds someway, not to do it.
Don't get it twisted, I'm not pissed
I just miss her.

That's all. And you can't tell me for a second you've never reminisced
About someone you left behind or missed
Because we've all been through it.
Some just don't some just won't go through it

And that's fine.
But this problem here is mine. Mine and mine alone.
And I want to pick up the phone and call
But I don't cause I'm afraid all I'll hear is silence.

And I meant that as it's me, it's not her.
I mean, the simple fact that she would bother
To give me a call, should be simple all I need.
But I need to see her before I'll be able to breathe.

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