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Stop telling her how much you love her. This is going to freak her out. When I was 14, I had a similar situation - except I was the girl. The guy was totally in love with me, told all his friends about me, wrote things for me, etc. The problem was... I just wasn't attracted to him or interested in him as a boyfriend. I liked him as a friend, but I didn't want more. In fact, me and one of his friends really liked each other. Well, this all started at the beginning of 9th grade, and by the end, he'd cut his hair and started wearing different clothes and suddenly I found myself attracted to him. I wanted to give him a chance, so I asked him out and we dated for a couple months. I liked him, and we got along great, but he still liked me more than I liked him and he was resting all of his happiness into whether I went out with him. He said the same kind of stuff you do - he didn't want anything in return, didn't even need me to love him, he just wanted to be with me. But, that wasn't OK by me. If I was going to go out with him, I didn't want him to just worship the ground where I walked, it had to be an even exchange and I needed to feel something for him. So, I broke up with him. We stayed in contact. Months later, I realized I really cared about him and I was at a place where I wanted a boyfriend. I realized I was really lucky to have someone who really cared about me and loved me, and I decided to give things a shot. That time, it worked out, and we were able to have a good relationship.
So, my advice to you is to stop begging for her affection. Let her be with her boyfriend. If you're meant to be, it'll happen. If not, it doesn't. At this point, it sounds like she's not interested and you aren't getting anywhere with her except looking pathetic. Girls aren't attracted to pathetic. Girls are attracted to grounded and in-control. So, stop drooling over her. Stop playing her the songs you write.
Try dating other girls, or at least get some new hobbies. If she wants to be with you, she'll let you know. Otherwise, sometimes love ends up being unrequited and there's not much you can do about it.
Good luck!
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