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Aalina and Sana ~ I'm gone


So often that i cant describe the pain you've given me So often that I cant tell you how i feel But you know i've tried you know i've worked so hard But you still decide to go And you still decide to leave No matter how much I try No matter how much I do It's never good enough enough for you CHORUS So this is it I'm leaving goodbye Dont even bother coming after me Im gone more free lyrics

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