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There's no denying, I would be lying, if I said I wasn't in love It just goes to show that you never know what happens when push comes to shove. There's no true answer, hate spreads like cancer; I won't say that I think it's right But nothing will last and some things end fast and love dies like switching a light. There's no denying, I wasn't trying, I don't think that I'd call it fair That awful sunrise you tore out my eyes — you taught me what it meant to care. Thought you'd drained me dry, I couldn't say why; saw myself as only a void I felt them that dawn, and then they were gone, love's remnants you'd finally destroyed. There's no denying, spent some time crying, once I learned it truly was dead I know you wept too, I felt it anew: within me compassion had fled. Yes I could have tried before our love died with some hope of finding a cure It's almost a crime, and yet by that time our motives were no longer pure. There's no denying, I would be lying, if I said I wasn't to blame I am still haunted by what you wanted, but my life is only a game. I was part wild, part little child; my love was so grounded in trust You drifted away, then finally one day you crumbled my pride into dust. There's no denying, I wasn't trying, my apathy guided me through My myriad fears throughout all our years had taken a back seat to you. So what a surprise fell from those blue skies, put to death my ignorant dream — Like some insane hoax, the cruelest of jokes, and rooted in low self-esteem. There's no denying and no defying your base urges and your senses I gave you a ring, asked only one thing, and lowered all my defenses. Like some lovesick dog, I walked in a fog; in your heart no light of love shone. Now hurt and afraid, I've gravely repaid the wages of being alone. There's no denying, I wasn't spying, I was in no way suspicious I couldn't conceive, in no way believe you could ever be that vicious. Perhaps in your heart, that cold twisted part, those urges were too long denied There's nothing to say, no point anyway — I feel cold and empty inside. There's no denying, we are all dying, we move toward our graves with each breath We go with a debt of pain and regret to the court that we know as death. I gave you your space, let you set the pace; me alone in our double bed You wanted it all, the rise and the fall; now your hands are maculate red. There's no denying, I think of dying, more than I consider my life Taunted and hunted, every part stunted, I'm no man to take on a wife. At least I was torn before I was born; a bad jar, but quite a fine start — Twisted and scarred and calloused and hardened for further assaults on my heart.
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Mar 6, 2010
Mar 6, 2010 at 5:07 AM UTC
No Denying
There's no denying, I would be lying, if I said I wasn't in love It just goes to show that you never know what happens when push comes to shove. There's no true answer, hate spreads like cancer; I won't say that I think it's right But nothing will last and some things end fast and love dies like switching a light. There's no denying, I wasn't trying, I don't think that I'd call it fair That awful sunrise you tore out my eyes — you taught me what it meant to care. Thought you'd drained me dry, I couldn't say why; saw myself as only a void I felt them that dawn, and then they were gone, love's remnants you'd finally destroyed. There's no denying, spent some time crying, once I learned it truly was dead I know you wept too, I felt it anew: within me compassion had fled. Yes I could have tried before our love died with some hope of finding a cure It's almost a crime, and yet by that time our motives were no longer pure. There's no denying, I would be lying, if I said I wasn't to blame I am still haunted by what you wanted, but my life is only a game. I was part wild, part little child; my love was so grounded in trust You drifted away, then finally one day you crumbled my pride into dust. There's no denying, I wasn't trying, my apathy guided me through My myriad fears throughout all our years had taken a back seat to you. So what a surprise fell from those blue skies, put to death my ignorant dream — Like some insane hoax, the cruelest of jokes, and rooted in low self-esteem. There's no denying and no defying your base urges and your senses I gave you a ring, asked only one thing, and lowered all my defenses. Like some lovesick dog, I walked in a fog; in your heart no light of love shone. Now hurt and afraid, I've gravely repaid the wages of being alone. There's no denying, I wasn't spying, I was in no way suspicious I couldn't conceive, in no way believe you could ever be that vicious. Perhaps in your heart, that cold twisted part, those urges were too long denied There's nothing to say, no point anyway — I feel cold and empty inside. There's no denying, we are all dying, we move toward our graves with each breath We go with a debt of pain and regret to the court that we know as death. I gave you your space, let you set the pace; me alone in our double bed You wanted it all, the rise and the fall; now your hands are maculate red. There's no denying, I think of dying, more than I consider my life Taunted and hunted, every part stunted, I'm no man to take on a wife. At least I was torn before I was born; a bad jar, but quite a fine start — Twisted and scarred and calloused and hardened for further assaults on my heart.
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Mar 6, 2010
Mar 6, 2010 at 5:07 AM UTC
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