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It's Nighttime

And you're dizzy, The whole room is spinning Even in the blackness, Even though you can't see a thing. There's a kind of numbness in pain, A soft, sinking feeling That lulls you through life. But when it's dark and you're alone, And theres nothing to save you, You start to fall. Grief is a tightrope, And being alone is a strong gust of wind To push you off balance. I crave clear days, Filled with endless distractions. I crave nights spent with friends, Who don't have black hair, And blue eyes, And who never leave me. Nighttime is my worst enemy.
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Jul 19, 2014
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