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Taken To The Sky Allison


How can I deal with the pain of this tragedy?Or with my
stomach churning, get used to being alone.
Kiss me, break my heart,
With this sudden pain, tearing me apart,
Kiss me one more time,
Leave me to die, I'll just be fine.
Maybe I will pass this burden through my body,
Just to save myself the time,
And to save my self the trouble of this fight.
Tonight.
(Sweetheart, when you're ready to give up this fight,
I'll be here waiting, burning up in tonight in your
honor, tonight)

Your scarlet lips reek of death,
(Now, the tables have turned, instead of you, leaving all
these boys hearts cold I'm tearing through you, with, oh!
such passion)
Due to the trail of bodies you've left,
That's growing longer every day,
I'm lying here in vain,
But this blade is so dull that it rips through your flesh
Instead of the smooth sound of slicing skin I'm used to,
I can't let you do this any more,
I can't let you break another innocent boy's heart,
This time I'll be the one,
Sorting through your insides.
(Burn my heart, my lips have longed for this.)



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