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Nine On The Dot Monologue
Half past seven on the dot
I hear the door I let you in.
I'm thinking to myself in my head that I must be strong. I talk to you
Your raise your voice I'm telling you that There ain't no choice
I'm sorry that I had to break your heart but I can't go on. Tell me all things that you wanna say
Say what's on your mind and your heart cos after today I may not see you again And I will move on All the things you wanna say
All the things you wanna do
If you wanna shout in my face
Go head it's up to you
I'm so sorry that had to bring you down but I have to go on now....
Quarter past nine on the dot
You take your time
You let me in
The words glide smooth out your mouth saying I am not wrong You explain to me Just how I felt There's not hiding
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