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I lost myself
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See I was so into you I lost myself I was so into you I lost myself I was s-o in-to you I lost myself I loved you deeply I gave you all of me But in return you hurt me Wasn�t man enough to tell me That I wasn�t what you need See I listened when no one else cared I knew you so well I could read your stare When you breathe I inhaled I was your backbone when you failed I was you when your weren�t you See I was so into you I lost myself I was so into you I lost myself I was s-o in-to you I lost myself See I loved you when you had nothing I loved you when you were hustling I loved you when you w-e-r-e struggling I just loved you As for you loving me See I was too blind to see That you never loved me You used and abused the love I gave And the love we made Meant more to me apparently See when I looked in your eyes I saw us having a life together But I was too na�ve to see That the reflection in your eyes Meant the opposite of what I wanted to believe See I was so into you I lost myself I was so into you I lost myself I was s-o in-to you I lost myself Who�s going to find me?

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Reviewed by Candida Eittreim

Reviewed on May 26, 2003

Been here done this. Excellent taut work! You will go far with your writing. Keeo it up

Candy

Reviewed by April

Reviewed on April 24, 2003

Girl I know what this is all about!!!! I got a piece titled "Who Am I?"...and the theme of it is I've inclined a part of me to a man, I used to know who I am but now who am I?

Reviewed by Dens Dreamweaver (Reader)

Reviewed on September 26, 2002

I so know this feeling.. !!

Reviewed by Afrika Abney

Reviewed on September 26, 2002

Nice write.

Afrika

Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)

Reviewed on September 26, 2002

Excellent piece!!!!!

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