'Friends'
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Life has to go on. That's its nature. But some days time makes it drag by, makes you want your life to go back to how it was. But it never will. You have to move on... adapt, never dwell on what could've been. For that'll make you loose sight of the present and future. You'll fall into a deep black hole, something you'll never escape from. It's easy to say all of this. But following what's right is much harder. So when you think you've lost all your friends, it's easy to fall into that hole. But don't despair, life will move on, and, hopefully get better.
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