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I can't stand the world I'm living in, But it's what I got, So I lay down, And I forgot. Forgot to hate all I can't change, Forgetting how it remains the same, Losing track of what still hurts, And I've forgotten who to blame, For the scars. I can't stand under the weight of regret, It's begining to set, So I lay down, And I forget. Under the glow of morning break, Over the course of evenings end, I replay what I've forgotten, And I remember you, my friend. Who stood the test of time, Of my burdens ever growing, And only gave when I pushed, I did it all without knowing, How to, Forgot to hate all the things I can't change, Forgetting how it continues to remains the same, Losing track of what still hurts, And I've forgotten who to blame.
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Oct 25, 2010
Oct 25, 2010 at 1:06 AM UTC
Forgotten
I can't stand the world I'm living in, But it's what I got, So I lay down, And I forgot. Forgot to hate all I can't change, Forgetting how it remains the same, Losing track of what still hurts, And I've forgotten who to blame, For the scars. I can't stand under the weight of regret, It's begining to set, So I lay down, And I forget. Under the glow of morning break, Over the course of evenings end, I replay what I've forgotten, And I remember you, my friend. Who stood the test of time, Of my burdens ever growing, And only gave when I pushed, I did it all without knowing, How to, Forgot to hate all the things I can't change, Forgetting how it continues to remains the same, Losing track of what still hurts, And I've forgotten who to blame.
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micheal-bevan
Canadian
Oct 25, 2010
Oct 25, 2010 at 1:06 AM UTC
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