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A story with no title

I know I shouldn’t assume

that you wrote that song about me

the way I shouldn’t complain

with all your lights around me.

 

And I know I shouldn’t worry

when you stay out too late

the way I shouldn’t nag

about the food on your plate

 

Well maybe this is different

is it ever all the same?

Well maybe you should leave

the same way that you came

 

When all we built has crumbled

and all we cooked has turn stale

I hope someone’s around

to listen to your tale.

 

It’s a tale of heartbreak

which would sing me to sleep.

We would awake in the morning

to all you can eat.

 

It’s a tale of heartbreak

that our children will enjoy.

A story with no title,

from the state of Illinois.

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Written by
sarah-armstrong
Canadian
Published
Apr 19, 2010
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I'm not from Illinois

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