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Jun 2015
I'm No Good For You
I was young and I was hurt
Somehow you swept me off my feet
There was something about your golden eyes
And the way you wanted me
I was infatuated with you
I feel in love too deep
To the point where I was below the tide
Without you I couldn't breathe
Then one day I was hurt again
By yet another lover
But this time was different than before
Because this time I didn't recover
This time it broke my spirit
And this time changed my perception towards love
This time your apologies and promises
Would never be enough
I tried to move past it
Believe me, I wanted to move on
But something about you still in my life
Felt so desperately wrong
Your love for me has grown
And you are a better man today
But despite all of your new found qualities
Those memories and that hurt still remain
You take my hand and all you ask
Is that I try to love you in return
But I can't bring myself to agree
To say 'I love you' nearly burns
This aching in my heart
Causes a throbbing in my head
I contemplate and argue with myself
I want to live with you, but you make me feel dead
My body is living, I am here
Trying to feel things I did once
Fighting with myself against these
Demons that replaced my love
I don't know if this is a battle
Worth fighting anymore
I've been trying to push you away
But you stay and I don't know what for
I say things and I hurt you
Like cannons in a war
But you continue to stand there
And you lay down your sword
You try to get closer to me
You ignore these land mines I lay down
All of my tactics and all of my walls
Do not prevent you from gaining ground
And in a sense I hate myself
For allowing you to stay
Knowing how much I hurt you
And letting you live this way
#love
#go
#war
#pain
#confused
#leave
#lost
#stay
#cheated
#letting
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Nor Cal / Arizona
(Nor Cal / Arizona)
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