You were there to catch me
To cushion my fall
When he pushed me of the cliff.
But now you've fallen too
And I'm not there to help you.
I won't be,
I can't be even of I wanted to.
How can I push you off and get to the bottom in time?
You want to be mine
But I can't help you.
So don't love me.
I will crush you
As I bounce back up again,
And send you crashing into the abyss in vain.
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