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You smell like the night. Not one of school or work, Red light rush home Headlights burn dim In the puddles of -- lamp light. Nor stale air, Flickering overhead. That bulb dies at the same time as someone packs up their baggage, creeping it downstairs No. You smell like the night. I know its you when Warm tobacco wraps around holds me firmly but gently The faint smell of marijuana tracing light lines along my collarbones. No cheap mulled christmas drink could make me as warm as the sandalwood perfume that lingers on your clothes and then on mine.
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Dec 14, 2015
Dec 14, 2015 at 10:35 PM UTC
Things I'll never tell you #1
You smell like the night. Not one of school or work, Red light rush home Headlights burn dim In the puddles of -- lamp light. Nor stale air, Flickering overhead. That bulb dies at the same time as someone packs up their baggage, creeping it downstairs No. You smell like the night. I know its you when Warm tobacco wraps around holds me firmly but gently The faint smell of marijuana tracing light lines along my collarbones. No cheap mulled christmas drink could make me as warm as the sandalwood perfume that lingers on your clothes and then on mine.
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Dec 14, 2015
Dec 14, 2015 at 10:35 PM UTC
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