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She was my first love.  I wasn't her's.  She loved to lead me on and tease me. So like an infected limb, I cut her off. a very long time passed, my wounds healed, she texted me out of the blue. I've never been good at resisting siren songs, even when I know of the dangers awaiting on the shore Last night we met up for the first time in five years We started out with drinks at a bar in my neighborhood She ordered us 3 rounds of tequila shots More than the alcohol Her smile makes me buzz When she laughs it's like hearing an old forgotten favorite song It was a cold and dreary night, but in her eyes I found a Hawai'ian sunset After drinks we went back to my place This girl owns a key to my heart She let herself right in and made herself at home It was raining and muddy and she tracked her mud inside Doesn’t she know how long it takes to clean mud stains? I just barely got her last ones out. Now she’s gone again I’m left with a muddy home and that same empty feeling that I thought I had seen the last of I wish I knew how to change the locks on my heart so I could keep her out.
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Jun 20, 2019
Jun 20, 2019 at 1:24 PM UTC
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She was my first love.  I wasn't her's.  She loved to lead me on and tease me. So like an infected limb, I cut her off. a very long time passed, my wounds healed, she texted me out of the blue. I've never been good at resisting siren songs, even when I know of the dangers awaiting on the shore Last night we met up for the first time in five years We started out with drinks at a bar in my neighborhood She ordered us 3 rounds of tequila shots More than the alcohol Her smile makes me buzz When she laughs it's like hearing an old forgotten favorite song It was a cold and dreary night, but in her eyes I found a Hawai'ian sunset After drinks we went back to my place This girl owns a key to my heart She let herself right in and made herself at home It was raining and muddy and she tracked her mud inside Doesn’t she know how long it takes to clean mud stains? I just barely got her last ones out. Now she’s gone again I’m left with a muddy home and that same empty feeling that I thought I had seen the last of I wish I knew how to change the locks on my heart so I could keep her out.
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Jun 20, 2019
Jun 20, 2019 at 1:24 PM UTC
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