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It is so very late
and every day a scary date
And when I face it I get tired
It must end I cannot wait.

 It just can be so
anymore. We can only go
our separate ways.
And count our lonely days.

 Now I see another here
When all I praised was you my dear.
But now the other comes to me
And rises in me like the sea.

 In time we will accept
the changes we now endure.
Though now it's just a concept
It's exchanges of something pure.

 Goodbye my love
Farewell to comfort.
That treasure trove
Farewell to comfort.

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