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Whispering regrets through air Struggle so hard not to care Concern seems so tied to pain Try to not to stop the rain The consequences are so vast Wish that I could change the past Wish that it I could erase But it’s what I have to face I cannot stand what I have done Or what, through it, I have become These memories I want to burn But from them there are things to learn And though I wish I could forget Instead I’m left with deep regret The past is now far out of range And future’s all that I can change

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