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名人诗歌|Will You Believe Me?

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There's so many mistakes I've done

That let opportunities to be gone

Just like letting go of a man

Who came into my life once

I know I promise that I'll be true

To the love that we shared in two

But one mistake I've done to you

I said goodbye and made you blue

I want to change my life for good

And now I feel I'm on the right move

To tell you now if your in mood

All the things that made me confuse

Will you believe me when I say I care?

I am concern to you, I swear

Will you trust me and believe again

That I still love you so, will you dare1?

Author: Janet Reabad


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