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Friends

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Once upon a time we met by chance And the circumstances made us friends Together we lived beautiful moments Of fun and laughter like good friends. Ever since destiny parted our ways We haven’t exchanged words again We haven’t even spoken for long Is this end of the road for friendship? Regardless how long it has been Regardless how far away we live Our bond is alive in remembrance We shall ever remain best friends.

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