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1228 by Steelsmitn July 26, 2024
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All the hardships in the world can try to shake us
but they will never break us
what we have is stronger than anything life throws our way
Even after everything…
I’m still here...
Still in love...
…with Us
but they will never break us
what we have is stronger than anything life throws our way
Even after everything…
I’m still here...
Still in love...
…with Us
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1228 by Love you too November 12, 2025
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I just want you close
Where you can stay forever
You can be sure
That it will only get better
You and me together
Through the days and nights
I don't worry 'cause
Everything's gonna be alright
Where you can stay forever
You can be sure
That it will only get better
You and me together
Through the days and nights
I don't worry 'cause
Everything's gonna be alright
No one
Can get in the way of what I'm feeling
No one
Can get in the way of what I feel for you.
Still inlove with us ❤️ 1228
Can get in the way of what I'm feeling
No one
Can get in the way of what I feel for you.
Still inlove with us ❤️ 1228
1228 by Mi & Your♾️Fantasia December 19, 2025
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