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我们走过的始终是彼此的错过

　　再多的酒　　也填不滿心裏的傷口　　再美的笑　　也掩飾不了眼底的憂傷　　即使自己再努力　　也無法讓那些傷痕淡化　　往事如煙　　傷痕依舊　　倔強已不允許我再次回頭　　牽不了的手　　執著　　還有什麽用　　曾經的愛　　現在的傷　　它給了我一次很深刻的教訓　　一個人的愛情　　永遠是不完整的　　失去的　　也很難再找回來　　我們走過的　　始終是彼此的錯過　　是你走的太快　　還是我的節奏太慢　　我並不想過多追究了　　錯過的　　終究只是錯過　　再挽留也是徒然　　透明的傷口　　漂亮的殘忍　　藏在心裏就夠了　　用不著提及　　也用不著回憶　　牽不了的手　　執著　　還有什麽用　　過不了的　　就讓那份愛戀化作大雨落在那回不去的街！

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