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First one I let in, taught me to love and lose Bleed and bruise Recover from the worst injuries Last time I let her in The second one was gentle and thin Shallow though she was, it felt like a win Gracious was her beauty, little was her mind After all she only wanted to fill the void in Third girl called me Addy, too Loved to hold my gaze and touch our lips Never would have lost her if not for the waves Still reminisce our perfect days Fourth knew me better than I did Called me out when I thought within my emotions hid Took me to a better place, Led me to be a better man The Fifth had mastered the arts Was able to sing and write, she captured all men's hearts Took a while to realize I wanted her too Now we write together, in Love for good Or maybe not, as is the nature of this life One moment, happy The next, the loss of your future wife Clean your tears, wash your cheeks, Welcome to the world of any other week
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Dec 12, 2013
Dec 12, 2013 at 5:58 AM UTC
How High Must I Count?
First one I let in, taught me to love and lose Bleed and bruise Recover from the worst injuries Last time I let her in The second one was gentle and thin Shallow though she was, it felt like a win Gracious was her beauty, little was her mind After all she only wanted to fill the void in Third girl called me Addy, too Loved to hold my gaze and touch our lips Never would have lost her if not for the waves Still reminisce our perfect days Fourth knew me better than I did Called me out when I thought within my emotions hid Took me to a better place, Led me to be a better man The Fifth had mastered the arts Was able to sing and write, she captured all men's hearts Took a while to realize I wanted her too Now we write together, in Love for good Or maybe not, as is the nature of this life One moment, happy The next, the loss of your future wife Clean your tears, wash your cheeks, Welcome to the world of any other week
ConscienceFalls
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Dec 12, 2013
Dec 12, 2013 at 5:58 AM UTC
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