If you wish upon a shooting star
Perhaps your love is not too far
I did this once
To get close to you
But figured, it wasn't the right thing to do
I want love that is pure and forgiving
The type you give without a meaning
And my heart that once felt so, so blue
Realised that it wasn't meant for you
And now I am, with heart and all,
Happy after my breaking fall
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