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if you were all,owed one wish that would come true .what would it be and why
That girl you called a slut in class today.
She's a virgin !!
The "gay boy" you punched in the hall today. Committed suicide a few minutes ago.
The boy you called poor. He has to work every night to support his family. That girl you pushed down the other day.
She's already being abused at home. That girl you called fat. …
She's starving herself. The old man you made fun of cause of the ugly scars.
He fought for our country.
The boy you made fun of for crying. His mother is dying.
You think you know them.
Guess what? You don't! Share if you are against bullying. I bet 99% of you won't, but re-post this if you're that
1% with a heart ....

TRUE LOVE Means:
To FEEL someone in every
HEARTBEAT,
To FIND someone in every
THOUGHT, To SEE someone with
CLOSED EYES,
And to MISS someone without any reason...♥♥♥
Blue eyes song lyrics
Blue eyes hypnotize teri kardi ai mennu
I swear! chhoti dress mein bomb lagdi mennu
Glossy lips, uff yeh tricks
Baby lagdi ai killer
Oh yeah oh yeah
Katal kare tera bomb figure

Blue eyes, hypnotize teri kardi ai mennu
I swear ! chhoti dress mein bomb lagdi mennu
(bomb lagdi mennu, bomb lagdi mennu)
(mennu..)

Meri aankhon mein dekha kar
Jab mein baat karta hun
Main woh londa nahi jo tere saath padta hun
White ghini laya hun
Tujhe pick kar lun
Dekh lunga aashiq or teri teacher nu
Leke chalu ride pe phir chhat kholke
Seedhi baat karu, na karu tolmol ke tonight
I gotta hold you tight
Aaj hogi late phone karke ghar pe bolde

Blue eyes, hypnotize teri kardi ai mennu
I swear ! choti dress mein bomb lagdi mainu
Glossy lips, uff yeh tricks
Baby lagdi ai killer
Oh yeah! oh yeah!
Katal kare tera bomb figure (figure..)

Ghar pe chalna hai yaa pehle jayegi club
Nahi, mera matlab, Ghar ke Club?
Tab lunga left, nahi to right!
Club mein hoga shor, baby ghar pe pillow fight
You decide ki kya karna hai
Tujhko to zara sa bhi dar na hai
Champagne ger di hai tune meri pant pe
Aur kehti
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