For
The
Temporary
Use
Of
Your
Love,
And
Goodbye.
The
Noose
Of
Constancy
Restrained
A
Wandering
Eye,
And
That
Led
To
A
Flimsy
Lie.
Though
Briefly
Reeling,
My
Only
Feeling
Is
A
Faint
Regret
We
Ever
Met.
Thanks
For The Temporary Use Of Your Love, And Goodbye. The Noose Of Constancy Restrained A Wandering Eye, And That Led To A Flimsy Lie. Though Briefly Reeling, My Only Feeling Is A Faint Regret We Ever Met.
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