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Do not fall in love with the girl who writes Unless you want to know hell first hand She'll make you burn and bring you to ashes And the worst part is You won't mind burning at all She's allergic to routine Impossible to decipher Something she takes as a compliment She's June mornings and December nights A rare mixture of sins and innocence And impossible in every possible way She's the type of girl you'll never forget And you wont even want to It'll be a roller coaster You'll have sunny days laying on the beach And others were the sea will drown you You'll feel invincible As if you have it all Because you have her Until she leaves Without saying why Or even goodbye Her departure is something you'll never get over Her smile will haunt you every day You'll wake up from nightmares from the day she left Screaming her name at 4 am With the echo of her loss Still resonating through your bedroom walls But you'll still believe they are dreams
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Apr 30, 2015
Apr 30, 2015 at 12:02 AM UTC
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Do not fall in love with the girl who writes Unless you want to know hell first hand She'll make you burn and bring you to ashes And the worst part is You won't mind burning at all She's allergic to routine Impossible to decipher Something she takes as a compliment She's June mornings and December nights A rare mixture of sins and innocence And impossible in every possible way She's the type of girl you'll never forget And you wont even want to It'll be a roller coaster You'll have sunny days laying on the beach And others were the sea will drown you You'll feel invincible As if you have it all Because you have her Until she leaves Without saying why Or even goodbye Her departure is something you'll never get over Her smile will haunt you every day You'll wake up from nightmares from the day she left Screaming her name at 4 am With the echo of her loss Still resonating through your bedroom walls But you'll still believe they are dreams
DannaBrito
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Apr 30, 2015
Apr 30, 2015 at 12:02 AM UTC
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