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Can you come over tonight and fill this void? I’ve been waiting for so long to dance. You taught me how to play the game though I never stood a chance. For now I’ll just **** the nights away Looking for nothing but the bottom of a bottle. With only myself to blame I lay naked and cold for all to see. Tongue tied again My vocal chords have swelled This empty canvas is colored black My heart now beats to the stabbing pain in my back. (A subtle reminder of how we left things) but for now ill **** the nights away (with him) looking for noone and nothing I walk around with a hollowed grin Pretending I can still feel something It’s not the same No its not the same But im tired of standing up just to fall down again Sick of the so-called game we play I surf the night on the harshest of winds So for now Ill **** the nights away Cause there is no turning back I just want what was rightfully mine from the start Surrender the other half of this beating heart.
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Feb 25, 2014
Feb 25, 2014 at 7:09 PM UTC
The Other Half
Can you come over tonight and fill this void? I’ve been waiting for so long to dance. You taught me how to play the game though I never stood a chance. For now I’ll just **** the nights away Looking for nothing but the bottom of a bottle. With only myself to blame I lay naked and cold for all to see. Tongue tied again My vocal chords have swelled This empty canvas is colored black My heart now beats to the stabbing pain in my back. (A subtle reminder of how we left things) but for now ill **** the nights away (with him) looking for noone and nothing I walk around with a hollowed grin Pretending I can still feel something It’s not the same No its not the same But im tired of standing up just to fall down again Sick of the so-called game we play I surf the night on the harshest of winds So for now Ill **** the nights away Cause there is no turning back I just want what was rightfully mine from the start Surrender the other half of this beating heart.
bridgette-jester
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Feb 25, 2014
Feb 25, 2014 at 7:09 PM UTC
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