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Someday

Now we both know that I will go one way

And you another someday.

We both know that that someday is only a few months away.

But we both know how long this feeling has been in our bones

Picking, tickling, itching, poking at our souls.

So we can never make this feeling a burden

Although we know we must both go, someday.

Someday.

And that day will be a wonderfully terrible day.

Because although we will be parted,

Our hearts will be aching to see each other again.

And yeah, we may be pysichally out of reach;

You won't be able to touch my hips or kiss my lips

But our minds will forever preach

of this feeling that we will feel everyday.

 

I'm gunna miss the way you tell me I'm pretty

Then kiss me on the cheek like a medal

I'm gunna miss the way you hold my hand when you're driving

Like it's okay if you swerve a little

I gunna miss the way you grab my hips

When we roll around on the bed

And I'm gunna miss the way your voice sounds

When my name is said.

I'm gunna miss the way you stayed up late with me

Even when you must wake up at dawn

I'm gunna miss the way you insist that I stay

and hold me, tightly, won't let go, no matter how long.

I'm gunna miss these ways of our ways everyday.

Because although we have each other now,

It's a sad reality that we may not someday.

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marie-warner
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Jun 13, 2013
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