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7 Shot Revolver

I'm reminding you I'm lost

but subconsciously I'm not,

cause I think you're the only one that gets what I've got

you give me butterflies like gut rot

and you've got my tongue in knots

doing what I can to not let it stop

cause you picked up the weight but don't let it drop

I'm invested in this now and can't afford the loss

my heart was locked before you opened up shop

turn the radio on and sing to me Aseop

I'm now on a mission, make sure i'm out of earshot

cause when the truth comes out, I won't give it a second thought;

Remind myself I'm worthy of everything I've got

Because weakness is not an option, and you are not a God,

Confidence forgotten, I realished in what I'm not

and then the clouds they cleared and relvield was the plot

I let my gaurd fall loosely, I felt my heart unlock

suddenly reminded the key does not belong

ripped out of the hole, thrown down the block

I am standing on my own, my vision seeing spots

Today will be the day, I will take the shots

...

From your 7 shot revolver, 6 had them stunned

Only 1 left, and with it you took the sun

"*your order is ready sir, but you seem like your done,

so remind me again, what is you want?

SAC? is that the one?

Well here's the check, its time to pay,

Take your time, I'll be here all day.*"

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sarah-alana-cayton
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Published
Jan 10, 2011
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