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Did you ever notice how easy it is to count the branches of bare trees? For the longest time I couldn't tell if it was autumn or spring with you Because whenever my happiness began to bloom You would send a chill up my spine Cracking my skull and breaking my spirit Telling me everything would be alright If I just kept believing you. But what's the point in living When you can't tell if it's becoming progressively frigid or humid outside? Leafs are falling in reverse No wait They're stapled onto the branches. Sitting in the painted green grass Like hay under my feet, you look up at me smiling because now, there is no cause to think fall will ever come. It was always spring with you. It would always rain hardest When you cut my tear ducts open And washed the blood from your hands With whatever spilled out.
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May 26, 2015
May 26, 2015 at 11:27 AM UTC
I Think Of You When I Rip My Hair Out
Did you ever notice how easy it is to count the branches of bare trees? For the longest time I couldn't tell if it was autumn or spring with you Because whenever my happiness began to bloom You would send a chill up my spine Cracking my skull and breaking my spirit Telling me everything would be alright If I just kept believing you. But what's the point in living When you can't tell if it's becoming progressively frigid or humid outside? Leafs are falling in reverse No wait They're stapled onto the branches. Sitting in the painted green grass Like hay under my feet, you look up at me smiling because now, there is no cause to think fall will ever come. It was always spring with you. It would always rain hardest When you cut my tear ducts open And washed the blood from your hands With whatever spilled out.
Jasperlantern
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May 26, 2015
May 26, 2015 at 11:27 AM UTC
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