| xdizza_bellax ( @ 2007-09-27 07:52:00 |
If a fat man comes
And stuffs you in a bag
... do not freak.
I told Santa
I wanted you for Christmas.
Things went terribly wrong ?
The next few weeks
were like a very sad
song.
He made her jealous.
on purpose he tried.
When the girl asked, "Do you love her?"
on purpose he lied.
He played with jealousy
like it was a game.
Little did he know
Things would never be the same.
His plan was working
but he had no clue.
How wrong things would go,
the damage he would do.
One night she broke down,
feeling very
alone.
Just her and the blade,
no one else home.
She dialed his number,
he answered, "Hello"
She told him she loved him
and hung up the phone.
He raced to her
house!
just a minute too late.
Found her lying in blood,
her heart
had no rate.
Beside her was a note,
in it her confession.
Her love for this boy,
her only obsession.
As he read the note,
he knelt down and cried.
Grabbed her knife,
that night they both died.
She was found in his arms,
both of them dead.
Under her
note
his handwriting said:
"I loved her
so, she never knew.
All this time
I loved her
too!
Are we friends*
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*You told me once*
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*But I forgot*
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*tell me now*
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*and tell me true*
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*so can I say*
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I'm here for you*
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*Of all the friends I've ever met*
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*Your the one I won't forget*
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*And if I die*
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*before you do*
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*I'll go to heaven*
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*And wait for you*
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*I'll give the angels*
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*Back their wings*
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*And risk the loss*
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*Of everything*
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*Just to prove*
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* *My friendship is true*
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*To have a friend like you*
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