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你不曾體會的感覺

天氣依然的晴朗，很適合出去玩，我再次回到了那個地方，只是沒有你陪我而已，我看到了很多，有的讓我感動，有的讓我傷心。

你知道麽，當一個人走在人群中，那種害怕，你懂麽，害怕丟了自己，那裏有許多情侶，我在那一刻想你了，好想你在我身邊，靜靜的聽著別人唱歌，我有種想哭的沖動。

也许就是无助吧，我也只有羡慕吧可是那有什么用吗洋人街本来就不属于一个人的地方我只是去错了地方想起了很想念的人对不起

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