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Cut Too Deep
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Cut Too Deep
Writing with a heavy hand,
Nothing went the way we planned it.
Every small victory
Couldn’t keep the tension buried.
You were the only one that could see through me
I’d take back everything that cut too deep.
Maybe you’re right,
Ceilings were too high.
Forgot how to
Let me guard down.
And it’s getting hard
Not to second guess
All the moves we made.
Can you tell I am lying
When you ask me
What it feels like to live in
A perfect dream?
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Yur Head
You are just a stone that would rather be alone.
What am I supposed to do when all the bliss is gone?
You would rather rest but the damage you invent
Doesn’t even break the skin it’s only in your head.
Finish the stitch, threading the needle through the hole in your chest
It hurts if you let it.
We are the same when I hear you crying through your can on a string.
It hurts if you let it.
It only hurts if you let it.
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