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I don't love him He's just a friend But to him I might be more His drunken words released secrets Secrets I didn't want to know And when I was drunk I made sure I kept them in Because I don't know what would come out If I let myself speak truthfully I think I would have asked him if he likes me If he thinks I'm pretty I would ask why he only kisses me when he's drunk And I would tell him that I read his poem And that I feel that same warmth when we kissed And that I could have stayed out all night too And that it was like you were someone else I know I made you feel like someone else Because that night you weren't a player Or a cheater Or a liar You were gentle And you were special And you were kind All I did was release you Everything buried deep inside was released With my lips and with my smile I found your weakness So maybe next time were both drunk I'll tell you I read your poem And I'll tell you I wrote a poem back
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Sep 8, 2013
Sep 8, 2013 at 10:33 PM UTC
Drunk Secrets
I don't love him He's just a friend But to him I might be more His drunken words released secrets Secrets I didn't want to know And when I was drunk I made sure I kept them in Because I don't know what would come out If I let myself speak truthfully I think I would have asked him if he likes me If he thinks I'm pretty I would ask why he only kisses me when he's drunk And I would tell him that I read his poem And that I feel that same warmth when we kissed And that I could have stayed out all night too And that it was like you were someone else I know I made you feel like someone else Because that night you weren't a player Or a cheater Or a liar You were gentle And you were special And you were kind All I did was release you Everything buried deep inside was released With my lips and with my smile I found your weakness So maybe next time were both drunk I'll tell you I read your poem And I'll tell you I wrote a poem back
alison-3
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Sep 8, 2013
Sep 8, 2013 at 10:33 PM UTC
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