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Goodbye Gas Station boy

From sitting in the back together To not being able to look at each other It was your insecurity that lead us here Or maybe it was the pressures from your peers Those were your promises to keep But instead, you'd rather make me weep So no more long car rides Or trying to save your pride For you are nothing new Just something that makes me blue Goodbye little gas station boy I no longer wish to be your toy
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Other / A place far from here
Published
Apr 8, 2022
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#love#gay#heartbreak
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