What went wrong?

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I still keep wondering, what went wrong. I spend hours thinking about it. I go to sleep and still have dreams about it. I don't know what I'm going to do about it. But they do say that you can't fix it until you first figure out what went wrong with it. So I wonder on, cause I really do wish that I could fix it.


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And then sometimes when clarity comes like a glaring stare at one's present reflection in the mirror and you see yourself for who you are at the moment, but then time fades and you have to wake up to tomorrow. The cycle's unending not until one's own end. What went wrong that we have to go on like this, trapped in a loop of sin and wickedness and death. I keep wondering.


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We had a good beginning, enjoyed a wonderful chance at achieving happiness together. We endured times together, in abundance and in lack. In joyful and in gloomy days. There used to be tales at the end of each day when we'd sit and talk about how our day went. And suddenly it became stale and we talked less. Days became weeks and weeks became months. I keep on wondering still, how the hell did that happen? What went wrong? And now my life's fucked...



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And Blink 182 sang "What went wrong" so I play it while I wonder. And here's your link to download and enjoy.



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