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Misinterpreted Feelings
Contributed by
calista
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Wednesday, 4th February 2004 @ 08:08:59 PM in AEST
Topic:
LostLove
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Misinterpreted Feelings
February 4, 2004
Theres just one thing, one thing,
I dont know how to do,
I dont know how to be friends with you.
Sometimes I look at you with a girls eye,
Other times I see youre just my friend, just a guy.
If you only knew,
What I go through, thinking of you.
And now I need this to end,
I think its too late to start again.
It would be easiest for me,
If we could part and simply be,
One-time friends who grew apart,
In truth, you grew too deep in my heart,
And now I must give my attention,
To somebody else,
Anybody else.
Just to stop thinking of you,
Before we part,
As one-time friends who grew apart.
Theres just one thing, one thing,
I dont know how to do,
I dont know how to be friends with you.
Sometimes I want more from you,
Than a playful hug and hanging out.
Youre the girl of my dreams,
But youre not interested in me.
Sometimes it seems,
The closer I try to get,
The farther you back away.
I wish I could tell you I feel this way.
So Im ending the game today,
Before you walk away,
With more than I want to give of my heart.
So lets part,
As one-time friends who lost the fun,
End what could have been, before it had begun.
Im walking away from a great friend today,
Before I jeopardize what we have by telling you I feel this way.
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calista
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2004-02-04 20:08:59]
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Re: Misinterpreted Feelings
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by pbeaman on
Thursday, 5th February 2004 @ 09:08:11 AM AEST
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| Great it just goes to show how differently we see eye to eye |
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