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The End of Act II
His unbuttoned shirt
His ruffled-up hair
His sideways-turned cap
His bright blue-eyed stare
Only for him
Would I agree to this role
He holds me onstage
He touches my soul
But it’s just an act
We’re just playing the parts
The costume change is done
We’re two separate hearts
Your logo tee shirt
Your close-cut brown hair
Your warm inviting smile
Your dark chocolate stare
Only for you
Would I knock down my walls
I stop playing the role
My insecurity falls
But it’s just a title
We go along just for fun
Is it something more?
Or is Act II really done?
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