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Her and I, and I and Her
I push her away, but she pulls me closer,
And I just sit there and take it,
Because I could never stand to lose her,
She trusts me with her heart, because she knows I won’t break it.
As we stand there, hand in hand,
The two of us alone again,
I’m the only one who understands,
Only I can feel her pain.
Tears falling down her cheeks,
Staining her complexion,
They’ll be hidden behind her smile for weeks,
But only I will feel the tension.
I feel the glass, it’s icy touch,
Suddenly I’m trapped in this frame,
And it’s all too much,
And her and I, and I and her, and then just me, alone again.
She calls out, but no one hears her,
The girl crying in my mirror.
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