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You make me want to stay in bed Playing the music that makes my heart ache Closing the curtains Making sure no light escapes In between the fabric I’d rather not see the sun rising As I begin to sink Leaving my phone on silent Drowning myself in the quiet With the exception of my mind It never seems to listen Burying myself under blankets Wishing I were with you instead Letting torment overpower Any other emotion Until the numbness appears Laying next to me Holding me while I can’t sleep Telling me I’m nothing I begin to believe it’s true That it was my fault And I could’ve saved you. -LL
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Sep 23, 2020
Sep 23, 2020 at 9:23 PM UTC
Saved You
To get lost in a book The simple satisfying motion The turning of a page To become someone else for a moment As you begin to escape To believe in something Couldn’t possibly exist in reality Though as you read You can’t help but to imagine When you begin to see It could actually happen Go after the one you love Turn up at the last second Unannounced and unexpected Tell them you can’t live without them They’re the only one you want And that you’re sorry it took you so long You’d run your hand through their hair Pull them in closer With sparks flying through the air As the rain pours with the roaring of thunder The Hallmark channel is rolling with cameras Let’s be honest here Moments like those don’t happen anywhere Unless you make one You meet someone And suddenly you start to admire Everything about them You weren’t ready for a relationship So you become friends Then as anyone could guess You start to like that person But you don’t want to ruin anything So you keep it hidden Though as it turns out They also had secrets If it can happen in a book Maybe just... go for it Show up out of nowhere In a crowded bar Making your way through a sea of strangers Dim lighting and deafening music Even though your nerves are racing You know it’ll be worth it Your hands are shaking But push through it This is one of those moments As your eyes meet The music becomes muffled The people moving slower You start to walk closer Their eyes almost look a different color Than you’ve ever seen before The space between us Isn’t there anymore It was then I woke up I must’ve misunderstood Or simply... I was lost in a book -LL
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Sep 21, 2020
Sep 21, 2020 at 12:00 AM UTC
Lost In A Book
To get lost in a book The simple satisfying motion The turning of a page To become someone else for a moment As you begin to escape To believe in something Couldn’t possibly exist in reality Though as you read You can’t help but to imagine When you begin to see It could actually happen Go after the one you love Turn up at the last second Unannounced and unexpected Tell them you can’t live without them They’re the only one you want And that you’re sorry it took you so long You’d run your hand through their hair Pull them in closer With sparks flying through the air As the rain pours with the roaring of thunder The Hallmark channel is rolling with cameras Let’s be honest here Moments like those don’t happen anywhere Unless you make one You meet someone And suddenly you start to admire Everything about them You weren’t ready for a relationship So you become friends Then as anyone could guess You start to like that person But you don’t want to ruin anything So you keep it hidden Though as it turns out They also had secrets If it can happen in a book Maybe just... go for it Show up out of nowhere In a crowded bar Making your way through a sea of strangers Dim lighting and deafening music Even though your nerves are racing You know it’ll be worth it Your hands are shaking But push through it This is one of those moments As your eyes meet The music becomes muffled The people moving slower You start to walk closer Their eyes almost look a different color Than you’ve ever seen before The space between us Isn’t there anymore It was then I woke up I must’ve misunderstood Or simply... I was lost in a book -LL
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