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HIS LIES by FRANCES C RODRIGUEZ Wednesday, May 21, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan
I walk all alone trying to hide this broken heart, but my tears keep falling down, how can someone say they love? and turn around and cheat with someone else, for love should be built with trust not with lies or just with lust when he told me he loves me I believe, when he told he could never leave I BELIEVE but it was just lies and betrayal, when I was n his arms WHEN HE WAS IN MY ARMS for I can no longer see the sparkles in his eyes, or feel the love w once had, for this broken heart of mines I can no longer hide as I walk he streets at night known that he is with someone else and no longer standing by my side.

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