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If I come home and find you gone Then you can't say that I was wrong I let you go, although it hurt But you still treat me like I'm dirt And I have pictures on the wall Of all the things we used to do And I'm still waiting for your call Did those mean anything to you? You left me Standing there Can't you see I still care? It's been a month, and I still can't sleep I think I've fallen down too deep Lying awake, staring at the floor Waiting for you to walk through my door And I had pictures on the wall Of all the things we did before Now I'm not waiting for your call And they're all lying on the floor
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Aug 1, 2014
Aug 1, 2014 at 6:00 PM UTC
Catastrophe Strikes At The Most Inconceivable Moments
If I come home and find you gone Then you can't say that I was wrong I let you go, although it hurt But you still treat me like I'm dirt And I have pictures on the wall Of all the things we used to do And I'm still waiting for your call Did those mean anything to you? You left me Standing there Can't you see I still care? It's been a month, and I still can't sleep I think I've fallen down too deep Lying awake, staring at the floor Waiting for you to walk through my door And I had pictures on the wall Of all the things we did before Now I'm not waiting for your call And they're all lying on the floor
josiah-wilson
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Aug 1, 2014
Aug 1, 2014 at 6:00 PM UTC
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