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smiles go for miles
02:14
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hot air balloons land in the backyard
neighbor went to jail he’s not coming back this time
bloodstained clothes in the woods by the tennis court
it’s been so long and I still don’t know what I’m living for
amy winehouse would sing me to sleep
slept in a different home every week
the tv glow kept me safe at night
I’ve never controlled my own life
needles on the playground in the back of the school
they said connor ran away again yesterday
we saw maggots near the empty pool
Another man came to my house today and i dont know his name
amy winehouse would sing me to sleep
slept in a different home every week
the tv glow kept me safe at night
I’ve never controlled my own life
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bean/cosmo
03:00
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I’m sorry for what I’ve done and what I’ve failed to do
it’s been a long time since I last talked to you
when I look at the moon a part of me hopes
that you’re looking at it too
im sorry I can’t really feel anything
and it just gets worse when winter turns into spring
I really can’t remember the last time that I felt
okay
I hope you know I think of you every day
I don’t know where you are or if you’re okay
i don’t know if you remember me or anything at all
even if you did I only knew you when I was small
I threw out your bed a long time ago
i don’t know if you heard me cry about it
i wish I could tell you I’m sorry
i don’t know what for but it seems right
I make sure ur pictures on my bedside
Even if im barely alive
im watching my life happen from my bedroom window
but since you left I’ve never felt at home
i hope you know I think of you every day
i don’t know where you are or if you’re okay
but you always know how I’m doing
i don’t believe in god so I just talk to you instead
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