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Answered If I ever made you angry, girl
Just know that it get better over time (time)
They say time heals (they say time heals)
She can't see her life without me, she so blessed still (so blessed still)
Fhick that ngia, you can tell him that you're mine still (that you're mine still)
And she don't wanna go to sleep she angry
LatДly she been noticing he ain't me
I wish that wĐ” can change places
Don't want no new, new faces
She got my heartbeat racing
They say time heals (they say time heals)
Don't go build no life without me 'cause you're mine still (you're mine still)
Oh, and I don't wanna go unless you make me
Lately I've been gone, I'm feeling crazy

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