Blowing kisses to the Carolina's, I have a migraine that won't give. I thought if I took my body 955 miles away from your body, I'd lose interest in the contents of your soul, But I was wrong again. It feels like I'm wrong all of the time lately.
And I keep telling boys with pretty eyes and traditional tattoos that I love them, and I wanna believe that I do, that I'm even capable of loving any man that isn't you, but somewhere in the back of my skull, hidden under the debris of every foundation I tried to build over the memory of your chest, there is a sink hole that I keep pushing them into.
I kissed a boy with black grease on his finger tips, tan skin, and big brown eyes. For a moment I thought I wouldn't mind taking care of him.
But I woke up in the middle of the night, his arm slung over my rib cage, his dreaming breath against my neck,
And I didn't wonder what the pictures behind his eyelids looked like or what his voice sounds like first thing in the morning when there is still a bit of sleep caught in his throat.
I just squirmed out from under his touch, rolled over to face a white wall, and wondered if you were lying on your back starring into your ceiling, Or eating chicken wings at the foot of your bed. I smiled to myself for a second imagining you smoking a blunt in the driver's seat of your beat up SUV, looking into the stars longingly.
And then I swung my feet onto his unfamiliar vinyl floor and slipped into a bathroom down the hall. Splashing cold water against my flush skin to shock the pain out of my forehead. Shivering to the image of myself staring back at me in a bathroom that I didn't recognize, I wondered if I'd ever get your fingers out of my spine
I hate who I am when I'm pretending not to miss you
But I hate who I am but I hate who I am I hate who I am