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a friend of mine once told me of a way to remain independent and free she said not to associate people with songs unless you wish for nostalgia, lifelong it’s too bad she told me too late because it is only now that i can relate at the time, it was absurd to assume that i was actually dancing to my doom you sang to me when i asked you to my head on your chest, your heartbeat so true the rest of the world didn’t matter to me it was only you i could see how stupid and naive i was to give you so much trust the start of something new, i thought, was what this magnificent night brought and every time i hear this song, i remember our so long, how we drifted slowly then all at once and again i miss you tons i thought i’d become crazy at first now i’m convinced that i am cursed everywhere i go i seem to hear the song that brings me to tears always, i hear your voice, so coarse, singing the lyrics that mean i’ll be yours and when the chorus hits, that’s my cue i hum to the melody we danced to though it’s over i always wonder about me, do you ever ponder? when you hear the music, what do you feel? do you, too, miss me a great deal? thoughts perpetually filled my head and to this state of curiosity they have led as the song played, i clung on to that hope for a long time, it's what helped me cope as i was about to sing the part of our duet the music playlist suddenly reset and that’s when i took it as a sign to say goodbye, it was about time until it plays again
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Apr 12, 2016
Apr 12, 2016 at 7:19 AM UTC
I'll Be (Yours)
a friend of mine once told me of a way to remain independent and free she said not to associate people with songs unless you wish for nostalgia, lifelong it’s too bad she told me too late because it is only now that i can relate at the time, it was absurd to assume that i was actually dancing to my doom you sang to me when i asked you to my head on your chest, your heartbeat so true the rest of the world didn’t matter to me it was only you i could see how stupid and naive i was to give you so much trust the start of something new, i thought, was what this magnificent night brought and every time i hear this song, i remember our so long, how we drifted slowly then all at once and again i miss you tons i thought i’d become crazy at first now i’m convinced that i am cursed everywhere i go i seem to hear the song that brings me to tears always, i hear your voice, so coarse, singing the lyrics that mean i’ll be yours and when the chorus hits, that’s my cue i hum to the melody we danced to though it’s over i always wonder about me, do you ever ponder? when you hear the music, what do you feel? do you, too, miss me a great deal? thoughts perpetually filled my head and to this state of curiosity they have led as the song played, i clung on to that hope for a long time, it's what helped me cope as i was about to sing the part of our duet the music playlist suddenly reset and that’s when i took it as a sign to say goodbye, it was about time until it plays again
we can't help but relate people to things. it's what brings out both the fondest and most agonizing of remembrances. at some point, we accept that those moments have become, simply, memories, and we go on with our lives. but when we see something that serves as a reminder of the experiences we shared with certain people we are trying to cut off, all the emotion floods back into our heads and hearts and we're back to square one. it's a vicious cycle of forgetting and remembering, and though it doesn't **** us, it doesn't make us stronger either. it weakens our hearts, because the degree of pain it brings is just as intense, every single time. and our hearts can only take so much grief.
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Apr 12, 2016
Apr 12, 2016 at 7:19 AM UTC
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