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- We fear to take care coz we use to think some never try to tell us we can make it
- The girl give me love with a sweet in her heart and a love in her eyes I can almost hear her say I am…
- I use to scared to take chances in the past but use to wonder what could have been happened if I hade take chances that…
- Above all my power and wisdom I use to think I can save my self but I was a fool but there is above God…
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