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They Never Shall Part by Antoinette Kopperfield Wednesday, November 19, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan
You lay there in innocence You consumed my desire It was your long tender kisses that felt just like a fire You yearned for my soul My senses awoke True whispers of love were all that we spoke You told me to stay though the time was so near We only had minutes was our greatest fear The passion was strong Our lips kept on yearning They met once again Just like they were burning Like an angel above You gave me your heart and our souls made a vow that they never shall part

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