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I Believe John Titor
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I would like a chance or two
To click edit and undo a couple years
And I would like to talk to you
About the things I wish I knew back when you still listened
I'm not one to romanticize
All the years before I realized
Some things are best if I shut up and walk away
I would like another go
At enduring crushing blows and icing all my wounds
And I would like to finally know
What it is that everybody's figured out but me
Might be nice to relive a few years
Seeing life through lenses not so clouded with fears
Might be nice to be the antithesis of diving into pot holes
And I would like another run
To Introduce myself to everyone
And I would like to start again
And be more selective with who I call friend
Keep knives out of my back
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