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I sleep alone but I’m not crying

My palms are sweaty but we’re still trying

My clothes are wet and your hair is drying

When we kiss I feel like flying

You begin to leave, I feel like dying

You whisper I “I love you”

I know you’re lying.

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sarah-armstrong

Canadian

Published: Feb 7, 2010
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