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Circle at Sunset.

You’re just a boy I held hands with I let you discover every part of me In the smoky apartment, in the back room It was like floating, but only for a while Then when you were gone, it was like thunder And I shook, and held my own cold naked body I cried. But then you came back, and held me. Wrapped your arms against me, we melted. You told me lies, and I knew it It made me whole again, but not fixed Because I know you will leave again And won’t come back I am so afraid. -Taylor
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Aug 15, 2011
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