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I feel the weight, of our memories on my heart. I hear the clank, of these chains moving apart. These days of none, Have came and went. I've learned to fund, with not a cent. I'm your tool, I work to please, to please the fool, as I fall to my knees. Friendships thin, as his whips of memories, tear into my skin, and I bear the misery. I bear the pain, because I don't want to lose what I have earned. I bear this stain, because I want to remember what I've learned. In his eyes, I am really nothing but lingering. In my eyes, all I see is abiding. In the end, and I hate to think, I'm really nothing but an old friend. As our past begins to sink.
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Jan 27, 2014
Jan 27, 2014 at 1:53 AM UTC
Changing Chains
I feel the weight, of our memories on my heart. I hear the clank, of these chains moving apart. These days of none, Have came and went. I've learned to fund, with not a cent. I'm your tool, I work to please, to please the fool, as I fall to my knees. Friendships thin, as his whips of memories, tear into my skin, and I bear the misery. I bear the pain, because I don't want to lose what I have earned. I bear this stain, because I want to remember what I've learned. In his eyes, I am really nothing but lingering. In my eyes, all I see is abiding. In the end, and I hate to think, I'm really nothing but an old friend. As our past begins to sink.
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Jan 27, 2014
Jan 27, 2014 at 1:53 AM UTC
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