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What it'd be to be the same cup of tea and poured so thoroughly for all the world to see What it'd be to be sought and enjoyed rather than looked through tainted and destroyed colored glasses, decidedly annoyed people fix me irritated glances I'm not a crowd pleaser and alone viewed as bitter I'm sorry I'm not your cup of tea if you see a quiter then a bitter quiter has to be me What it'd be to not even be me maybe instead from a mint brewery then my demeanor would appear brighter, cleaner but not to you achu achu appearances never faze to blue until that brew adieus What it'd be for my recipe to have been escriben so graciously near my name Instead drank ostensibly spit contemptuously and given tired out pleasantries failed to taste great piquancy no red, yellow, or blue cup's compatible dripping amenity And oh what it'd be for you to see that with the alliance with a honey bee everyone's cup of tea
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Aug 4, 2016
Aug 4, 2016 at 3:09 AM UTC
Tea Transparent As Bricks
What it'd be to be the same cup of tea and poured so thoroughly for all the world to see What it'd be to be sought and enjoyed rather than looked through tainted and destroyed colored glasses, decidedly annoyed people fix me irritated glances I'm not a crowd pleaser and alone viewed as bitter I'm sorry I'm not your cup of tea if you see a quiter then a bitter quiter has to be me What it'd be to not even be me maybe instead from a mint brewery then my demeanor would appear brighter, cleaner but not to you achu achu appearances never faze to blue until that brew adieus What it'd be for my recipe to have been escriben so graciously near my name Instead drank ostensibly spit contemptuously and given tired out pleasantries failed to taste great piquancy no red, yellow, or blue cup's compatible dripping amenity And oh what it'd be for you to see that with the alliance with a honey bee everyone's cup of tea
adrianna-donna-may
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Aug 4, 2016
Aug 4, 2016 at 3:09 AM UTC
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