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I didn't want to know

There are some thing I wish That I never knew Like the secrets of your past The smiles shared with other people All the laughs you had And the lies you told them I wish I never knew What it meant to miss somebody Or what your hands feel like Intertwined in mine Your lips still linger here I wish I never knew your taste You were always so honest But what I needed was a lie Because the truth cuts like a blade Gently slicing at my skin And I didn’t want to know The nicknames you shared And reused with me The songs that were yours That we danced to together I wish I never knew love Because then, at least, I couldn’t miss it I couldn’t feel lonely If that’s what I’ve always been The thing I wish I never knew Is everything about you
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Apr 22, 2012
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