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Falling Forward Drought


day we play the kissing game for place a chance for the win but I forgot to never cross my heart the chance to win was never a chance for me blind eyes born from the seed of lies portrayed by two and I see the light it shines on the other side but then I finally find it was just a reflection of you white flag that flies it's set at half mast ties

symbolizing all that die for the words I love you we pray for that single touch but it cost too much we pay with silent thoughts that make me fear for this day this time I damn the lies I damn those final words and I peaked through that locked door and I saw what was meant for you and I fear that the last false day was never meant for you day we'll live to die for day will never come again day we live to strive for, day will never come again for.

and I fear what I can't control I can't control the lives of two and I fear that that last false day was never meant for you for the times that we tried and I tried to give to you you'd fight for me but only silently you say forgiveness is just a game it's time for me to lose.



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