Once forgotten
But never lost
Every time I draw I think of you
I went to the museum the other day
I walked around for hours looking for you
Scrutinizing every piece for a sign of your elegant goofery
And when I could not find you I left a rose and a pack of cigarettes on the steps
Down the street I found a pub
I asked everyone about you
But all I got was a pint of regret
If I could see you
Just so you could **** me and bury me in the back yard
I would be happy
Because you deserve nothing less
Nov 29, 2012
Nov 29, 2012 at 12:49 AM UTC
Once forgotten
But never lost
Every time I draw I think of you
I went to the museum the other day
I walked around for hours looking for you
Scrutinizing every piece for a sign of your elegant goofery
And when I could not find you I left a rose and a pack of cigarettes on the steps
Down the street I found a pub
I asked everyone about you
But all I got was a pint of regret
If I could see you
Just so you could **** me and bury me in the back yard
I would be happy
Because you deserve nothing less
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