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Tommy Johnson
Poems
Mar 2015
I Would If I Could
Walk to your door, on Saturday
I said goodbye and drove away
You were in pain, you were hurt
I couldn't be with you any more
You were the girl I called mine
Now you’re the girl who told me to die
It isn't my fault the feeling was gone
Can't force something if its wrong
Go to hell
I am on my way
You told me to hang myself
I would if I could
I'm going out with my friends
Back to square one, I'm here again
A night on the town
Their spirits are up but mine is down
It wasn’t fair to you, I'm a cheater
Like a child, you followed the leader
I couldn’t keep playing the game
I let you go and drove away
Go to hell
I am on my way
You told me to hang myself
I would if I could
The union of guilt and pain
The nostalgia drove me insane
The memories so bitter sweet
That feeling that cant be beat
There must be some lesson to learn
Don’t touch the fire you will get burned
Don’t write a cash you can't cash
Plan for the future, learn from the past
I wish you well
Have nice day
Enjoy yourself
You know you should
Written by
Tommy Johnson
New Jersey
(New Jersey)
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