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Old Flame

I found a lighter in an old winter coat and remembered that it belonged to you I spun the flint and saw the spark we shared the flame died like our love. We sparked blunts together We spent months together Our love was to be forever Or so we thought We smoked some reef But then we had beef And we just had to be apart Oh reggae love, I miss you so But our ending was all she wrote Maybe I'll find some other hoe And find her lighter in my coat
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Written by
Nyahbinghi
Published
Dec 4, 2014
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The circle of life and love. Bitches come and go, real reggae crews stick together.

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#love#breakup#weed#lighter#hoe#reefer#kush#reggae
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