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Shallow breaths wish to cease From cracked lips and stained teeth Haggard cheeks, dry and white Wish to harden and end tonight If only sleep could last forever And wipe away all seen together If only we had never met That summer night, cool and wet Its so easy to just pretend I'm right back where I once began But now I'm waiting for the end Treacherous lips haunt my mind Kissing on some other kind Of man that I apparently can't be Suffering from my own disease Starving ribs, jutting out From pale skin laying down Alone in bed, wide awake While she's all smiles with love to make Its so easy to just pretend I'm right back where I once began But now I'm waiting for the end
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Nov 4, 2010
Nov 4, 2010 at 9:07 AM UTC
Memoirs: Chapter 2, Waiting for the End
Shallow breaths wish to cease From cracked lips and stained teeth Haggard cheeks, dry and white Wish to harden and end tonight If only sleep could last forever And wipe away all seen together If only we had never met That summer night, cool and wet Its so easy to just pretend I'm right back where I once began But now I'm waiting for the end Treacherous lips haunt my mind Kissing on some other kind Of man that I apparently can't be Suffering from my own disease Starving ribs, jutting out From pale skin laying down Alone in bed, wide awake While she's all smiles with love to make Its so easy to just pretend I'm right back where I once began But now I'm waiting for the end
derek-dale-frazier
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Nov 4, 2010
Nov 4, 2010 at 9:07 AM UTC
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