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名人诗歌|I promised to be there 与你相伴

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I promised2 to be there 与你相伴

假如有一天你想哭泣,告诉我;我不想许诺我能叫你笑,但我会和你一块哭泣;假如有一天你想离开,告诉我,我不想许诺我会叫你留下,但我会与你一块离开

If one day you feel like crying

Call me.

I don't promise1 that I will make you laugh,

But I can cry with you.

If one day you want to run away -

Don't be afraid to call me.

I don't promise to ask you to sTOP

But I can run with you.

If one day you don't want to listen to anyone

Call me.

I promise to be there for you,

And I promise to be very quiet.

But if one day you call

And there is no answer

Come fast to see me,

Perhaps3 I need you.


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