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You sat outside, Cigarette in hand, And told me the stories of life. You told me the things, No one dared to tell, And blow that smoke into the air. You cigarette ***** You showed me that beautiful Was the scars on skin, And the dope in veins. You took the shine in my eyes, And sold it for your dose. Talk to me three months ago And I would of said how much I hated Cigarette Smoke. But nights get lonely, And tears will fall, And I still stand alone. I put people through **** They threw me away, And when I asked for help it was a nope. Now in the night sky, I still see your eyes And find comfort in cigarette smoke.
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Apr 8, 2018
Apr 8, 2018 at 12:42 AM UTC
The nights only get lonelier
You sat outside, Cigarette in hand, And told me the stories of life. You told me the things, No one dared to tell, And blow that smoke into the air. You cigarette ***** You showed me that beautiful Was the scars on skin, And the dope in veins. You took the shine in my eyes, And sold it for your dose. Talk to me three months ago And I would of said how much I hated Cigarette Smoke. But nights get lonely, And tears will fall, And I still stand alone. I put people through **** They threw me away, And when I asked for help it was a nope. Now in the night sky, I still see your eyes And find comfort in cigarette smoke.
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15/Forever in the Unknown
Apr 8, 2018
Apr 8, 2018 at 12:42 AM UTC
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