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Mouth's Already Full

You've been gone for so long

Or maybe it was I this time.

It's hard to say that I'm wrong,

when I've just wanted to be right.

As you light your cigarette,

does it taste like things used to?

It all change so suddenly,

but that's what it's supposed to do.

Orders meant to be followed, not taken.

Maybe all the words exchanged were just mistaken.

You can't say thank you if your mouth's already full.

Pretending you aren't broken doesn't fill the hole,

But creating false presentation does grow old.

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marilyn-sistinasu4
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Dec 9, 2016
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#lies#sad#mouth#fakefriends#usedto
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