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魚的淚水知道、我的淚誰知道？

魚對水說：硪可以喜歡你嗎？水說：不可以！魚說：爲什麽？水說：因爲你就在我心裏！
魚的淚水知道、我的淚、誰知道？魚的累哭進水的心裏、而我的淚哭進誰心裏？
是水汙染了、還是魚變了？不管魚怎麽變他都在水的心裏、他有水保護著、而我不管怎麽變誰依然放心裏？水知道魚的累，而又有誰懂得我？
水草說：魚變壞了、可水卻說：他不壞、一點不壞、只是你不懂他、你不了解他、他在我心裏依舊那樣頑皮、那麽美、只是他的心裏多了份憂愁，你不懂！水對魚說：在我面前你不需要僞裝、不需要裝堅強、因爲你在我心裏、我懂你、你的苦我知道、你的淚我品嘗到！
魚有水的保護、而我卻在裝著堅強、魚你真幸福、而我、、、如果我是魚那該多好！
水、、你爲何遺忘了我？

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