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Tell me it’s bad to want to hold on to trudging upstairs, laughing, eating on the benches, singing in the theatre and places we weren’t supposed to It’s bad to want to hold on but tell me that those warm days weren’t the best of your life, staying up all night crying when we realized it was ending Tell me that holding on is bad because all I remember is talking for hours upon hours with dusk falling, everyone laughing, and feeling drunk without drinking Don’t tell me holding on is bad because I want to go back to a bonfire when you sat next to me, back when we had a chance. Before we went into the dark, with naive hopes held high.
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Apr 6, 2019
Apr 6, 2019 at 8:21 PM UTC
nostalgia
Tell me it’s bad to want to hold on to trudging upstairs, laughing, eating on the benches, singing in the theatre and places we weren’t supposed to It’s bad to want to hold on but tell me that those warm days weren’t the best of your life, staying up all night crying when we realized it was ending Tell me that holding on is bad because all I remember is talking for hours upon hours with dusk falling, everyone laughing, and feeling drunk without drinking Don’t tell me holding on is bad because I want to go back to a bonfire when you sat next to me, back when we had a chance. Before we went into the dark, with naive hopes held high.
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Apr 6, 2019
Apr 6, 2019 at 8:21 PM UTC
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