Just because we broke up doesn’t mean I broke my promise to love you forever
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Just I, broke because we. My promise broke up. To love, doesn't mean you forever.
What were they thinking?! The "forever" is supposed to be white. It's incomprehensible this way.
I'm sorry, but I'm just thinking of the right words to say
I know they don't sound the way I planned them to be
But just broke we promise, up love because
My broke to doesn't, my broke to doesn't you. Forever.
'Just because we broke up doesn't mean I broke my promise to love you forever'. I don't get this sentence braid trend. I've seen it like three times. It reminds me of those full sentences as an acronym that I see every now and again like 'tfwylsbtdlyb'.
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