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Paper cup

Broken glass, it cuts too deep I'm reaching for a paper cup Because I'm cut to ribbons Tied around your autumn hair I think I've pushed my luck this time Your eyes are wild You cannot smile Your chest is set, in stone, to me Habitual in its delicacy You don't talk loud And you don't mess me around But you don't know what's best, for me, anymore. Your T-shirt fits just right and I hope that you will fight To push me away Don't pretend I will stay, here, for nothing. So, been hanging around in this town, same crowd And I don't have much left To keep me afloat Within this envelope I will sail, to you, again. And you don't talk loud And you don't mess me around But you don't know what's best, for me, anymore. You don't know what's best, for me anymore.
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Written by
jason-cale
English
Published
Feb 14, 2012
Lines·Words
32·148
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This is a song (written circa 2004).

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