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Hobbies

Like your head pounds for nicotine My head screams to write feelings While your fingers shake for what you need My fingers trace letters on the back of my knee You have an illness and would you look at that, so do I We find hobbies with our hands and tell ourselves we're getting by While you are out and you are drinking I am home and I am thinking I'm alone And I am sinking Discovering things that were better off mysteries Slowly discovering what is killing me                                 Before it kills me But I need it like it's been getting me high It's my little hobby, and it's getting me by You have an illness and would you look at that, so do I We find hobbies with our hands and tell ourselves we're getting by I find a hobby for my head, and somehow I'm getting by
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jamie-horridge
23 / F / German
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Aug 7, 2013
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