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...Or has it been that long?
When you were four foot nine
And just moved from Colorado
With your hair cut short
Never thought it would forshadow
How I see you today

And I've tried so hard
Just to keep this thing platonic
That now it's so ironic
That I'm the one who's falling for you

I'll never let you know
That I feel this way
I just will let it go
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Wasn't It Just Yesterday
Date: Sunday, 1st March 2009 @ 04:36:06 PM AEST
Topic: Sad Poetry

Contributed By: toomuchfreetime
Wasn't it just yesterday...
...Or has it been that long?
When you were four foot nine
And just moved from Colorado
With your hair cut short
Never thought it would forshadow
How I see you today

And I've tried so hard
Just to keep this thing platonic
That now it's so ironic
That I'm the one who's falling for you

I'll never let you know
That I feel this way
I just will let it go
Or hide it all away...

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