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Dormitory

I woke up in his bed yet again

Stumbled through the mess of clothes and ***** dishes on the floor

Trying to find my outfit from the night before

 

I darted out the door

Down the stairs and into my room

My head throbbing like some impending doom

 

And what does it mean

We're only just friends?

Waking in your bed daily

Seems more than just friendly

 

If that’s all it is, all my friends really owe me

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Jun 28, 2010
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