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The aftermath is almost worse than the surprise and maybe It's just me- Wrecked after every time we hang out Becoming so close and intimate and vulnerable with you Getting into the mindset that we'll be this way for a good while But we wake up, like a one night stand And we have to say goodbye It wrecks me But it's demanding to be felt now So I will not hold back even though I'm weak And I realize after you leave each time That I'm alone, in a new city, friendless, homeschooled I don't really have a life anymore And maybe that's why Waking up is the worst part Because we have to throw clothes on a just say goodbye And I want to steal you for more than a couple hours in an afternoon Or for a night I'm clingy and I don't want to let you go. Because even though I know it's not It feels like we are so separated. And It kills me every time I know you left and are doing your life thing. The aftermath is sometimes worse than the surprise for me.
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May 3, 2014
May 3, 2014 at 11:46 PM UTC
Surprise
The aftermath is almost worse than the surprise and maybe It's just me- Wrecked after every time we hang out Becoming so close and intimate and vulnerable with you Getting into the mindset that we'll be this way for a good while But we wake up, like a one night stand And we have to say goodbye It wrecks me But it's demanding to be felt now So I will not hold back even though I'm weak And I realize after you leave each time That I'm alone, in a new city, friendless, homeschooled I don't really have a life anymore And maybe that's why Waking up is the worst part Because we have to throw clothes on a just say goodbye And I want to steal you for more than a couple hours in an afternoon Or for a night I'm clingy and I don't want to let you go. Because even though I know it's not It feels like we are so separated. And It kills me every time I know you left and are doing your life thing. The aftermath is sometimes worse than the surprise for me.
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May 3, 2014
May 3, 2014 at 11:46 PM UTC
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