When you’re scared to death to lose her, know it for sure, you will.

Sami Abouzid
When you’re scared to death to lose her, know it...
When you’re scared to death to lose her, know it...
When you’re scared to death to lose her, know it...
When you’re scared to death to lose her, know it...
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When you are scared to death to lose her, know it for sure, you will. The truth is, how hard it is for us to be without someone we love is all too apparent. Our feelings are very real and even though we may try to ignore them, they can't be ignored forever.

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