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Well you destroyed me, Ripped the happiness away, shredding my skin into scars as I fall. I trusted too much and now it's all my fault, How could I ever hate the one that saved me, even if it was momentary. You took a poets words away, And stole my confidence. So now I'll float through the night sitting on some drug fuelled motorboat, Trying desperately to escape the iceburgs. But the water is cold and inviting, So let me be self destructive as the captain tries his best to fight me. You've left me in the dust and I couldn't hate myself more.
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May 17, 2018
May 17, 2018 at 6:02 AM UTC
Icebergs
Well you destroyed me, Ripped the happiness away, shredding my skin into scars as I fall. I trusted too much and now it's all my fault, How could I ever hate the one that saved me, even if it was momentary. You took a poets words away, And stole my confidence. So now I'll float through the night sitting on some drug fuelled motorboat, Trying desperately to escape the iceburgs. But the water is cold and inviting, So let me be self destructive as the captain tries his best to fight me. You've left me in the dust and I couldn't hate myself more.
Torsten
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25/M/England
May 17, 2018
May 17, 2018 at 6:02 AM UTC
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