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i had a dream i put back on your ring. when i woke up, i thought i lost it. it was on my night stand where you left the note that said you don't want me anymore.
I saw your and his silhouette in the night sky. i wish i could cut it out like a piece of paper, put it on my wall. I want to feel this pain forever.
i want you to know that i still have your ring in case you get lonely and decide to come by. i'll be here with open arms.
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The Sun // The Sun ii
03:03
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if i had to choose, you or the sun. everyone else would up around us.
we'll be okay, we will last. the way you held me in your arms, made life move so fast.
i felt your love upon my neck. it was hot and warm, i counted every breath.
there is no question of you or the sun. i can have. you are the sun.
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i saw the sun. when she looked down on me, i swore it was love. i see her in my dreams.
i saw the sun. now she is gone. i thought it was love. where did i go wrong?
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ever so slowly
02:00
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Our hearts have shared a home. It seems as if that home is burning down ever so slowly. Who set the fire? Or maybe, perhaps, we never finishing building the home. A rainstorm came and didn't allow us to build our house. But you loved the rain, why couldn't we build through it?
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Learned Helplessness:
02:17
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Scrubbing your love off of my heart 'til the blood fills every pore on my body 'til I don't have a heart to love you with anymore.
But somehow I still do
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The First Flower Blossoms Henderson, Nevada
everything i had left to say to you
sung by the person you made me hate the most
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