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I know the secret that sits in your soul.
The one that you conveniently forget. I know that you fear the loss of control. I often sit by you just to console, And, yet, you never know just why you fret. I know the secret that sits in your soul. This secret that I hold makes me a mole. I wish you knew, and that you could admit. I know that you fear the loss of control. Your past, it shows, will always take its toll. Instead of help I just aid and abet. I know the secret that sits in your soul. Wishing, my dear, that I could make you whole And realize there is no longer a threat. I know that you fear the loss of control. I don't wish to remind you so I dole out comfort and I swallow the regret. I know the secret that sits in your soul. I know that you fear the loss of control.
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