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"I Love You" Doesn't Mean What It Used To

March 17, 2010
By Nick Gehringer BRONZE, Glenwood, Maryland
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I said something bad
And I'm sorry and love you.
She's mine once again.

The author's comments:
In this piece this is basically a guy trying to make his girlfriend stay with him, even though he might not mean it. He's saying "I Love You" to keep her around longer to get some? lol
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