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To Mexico, I go

I'm tired and ready. It's that time in my life To move on and move forward, To forget my strife. Pack up my stuff. Get ready to go, the only place that makes sense; Mexico. So fun, so sunny, laid-back and carefree. tequila shots and beer lined in front of me. exactly what I need yet I still find it tough. so much alochol yet somehow sober enough. Sober enough to remember you're still in my mind Pain, heartbreak and self-pity I wish I left behind. I grab a drink and guzzle some more the last thing to do is stay sober enough to be reminded of you. It pains me to think I miss you calling me pretty despite what happened it still seems a pity A vacation no more and instead a waste For I am in my perfect place And I will never get to see your face. It all makes sense now I'm sober and aware shots or not, I still figure it unfair Mexico was my solid solution but you had to mess up my perfect plan im sober, staring at the sunset alone and have written your name in the sand.
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Aug 8, 2011
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