English, 08.04.2020 01:53 drea445

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I always had the fight
Never knowing freedoms light,
I would love to take flight,
love to be free..
..again

But I know
I could never be free,
while knowing someone
out there,
in despair.
I would give my heart,
and let them take my soul.
I would do my part
and make it whole,
having everyone but me
be free.
Because the ones out there,
they are more than free.
So just take me
so they can be free.
And I'll just be me.

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