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Lights

In your car, you can set the color of the lights.

And sometimes we shuffle through all of them at once in a flurry,

But pink has always been my favorite.

So that night, when we parked a block from my house, and because of my own doubt

I cried, and cried,

And you held me, and held me,

I looked up, and the lights were pink.

I asked you why, and you said because they were my favorite of course,

And nothing could've ever said I love you louder.

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Nov 24, 2013
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