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Take Away My Love




Take away the memories with you
As you leave today
Take away those happy moments
Take away those tears too
Because I found myself today
When I lost you

Take away my screaming self
Who wails and withers in pain
Take away the pink letters
Take away the smiles too
Because they know it’s over
And there’s nothing we can do

Take away all the pieces
That reminds me of you
But before leaving, Darling
Take away my heart too
Because it can’t love anyone else now
As my love for you is true

Take away all the reasons
That might make you to stay
Take away all the regrets
That didn't make me stop you
Because deep within myself
I know you loved me too






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