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My body's stained with the proof, of all of my regrets. All those mistakes that I had made I know you all wish you could forget. I might not have lived the best one, but I hope you remember me in stories. And know that despite my lack of using the word, deep down I am very sorry. In the end, I tried my best to hold onto, The life that I once knew. Of coffee cups, of cigarette butts, of and old Chevy truck named Blue. Loved ones names came and gone Their goodbyes all sounded the same. I finally let go of all the sickness, Now my body isn't in as much pain. Like a flower blooming in the spring. And like the trees dying in the fall. Every body and mind have a season. And mine has come to a stall. Now, here I lay, in a rough white casket Where I'm spoken of in summary. No longer am I anything, but a man in whose become a memory.
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Jun 19, 2019
Jun 19, 2019 at 7:10 PM UTC
The Man In A Casket
My body's stained with the proof, of all of my regrets. All those mistakes that I had made I know you all wish you could forget. I might not have lived the best one, but I hope you remember me in stories. And know that despite my lack of using the word, deep down I am very sorry. In the end, I tried my best to hold onto, The life that I once knew. Of coffee cups, of cigarette butts, of and old Chevy truck named Blue. Loved ones names came and gone Their goodbyes all sounded the same. I finally let go of all the sickness, Now my body isn't in as much pain. Like a flower blooming in the spring. And like the trees dying in the fall. Every body and mind have a season. And mine has come to a stall. Now, here I lay, in a rough white casket Where I'm spoken of in summary. No longer am I anything, but a man in whose become a memory.
ravanna-dee
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Jun 19, 2019
Jun 19, 2019 at 7:10 PM UTC
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