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oh, sweet pretender! your lips are so soft and the sound of your voice reminds me that i'm better off chasing quietly after you so no one notices when i'm gone. how long will this go on? will your work ever be done? will i ever feel like i belong? i cling to you when disaster comes, forgetting to seek the face of my God as if i didn't even need him. well. now i know i need him. i curse him, spit in his face day after day asking him where he was when i need him most. but instead of searching, i turn back to you you give me just what i'm looking for. you make me swell with pride, and make me satisfied in the things i always thought were lies later, i hear a whisper in my ear. it tells me to turn around, so i do i leave everything behind i head to the west, leaving you, sweet pretender and all of the empty promises that you convinced me were the best. i found the best, but the best thing about the best is that it's only the beginning
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Nov 21, 2014
Nov 21, 2014 at 3:23 PM UTC
oh, sweet pretender.
oh, sweet pretender! your lips are so soft and the sound of your voice reminds me that i'm better off chasing quietly after you so no one notices when i'm gone. how long will this go on? will your work ever be done? will i ever feel like i belong? i cling to you when disaster comes, forgetting to seek the face of my God as if i didn't even need him. well. now i know i need him. i curse him, spit in his face day after day asking him where he was when i need him most. but instead of searching, i turn back to you you give me just what i'm looking for. you make me swell with pride, and make me satisfied in the things i always thought were lies later, i hear a whisper in my ear. it tells me to turn around, so i do i leave everything behind i head to the west, leaving you, sweet pretender and all of the empty promises that you convinced me were the best. i found the best, but the best thing about the best is that it's only the beginning
redemption
lizzie-walker
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Nov 21, 2014
Nov 21, 2014 at 3:23 PM UTC
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