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My Favourite Morning
03:13
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It’s three am. I’m on the floor again, I’m in need of a friend.
I want to call you, but I’m not sure what you’d do. Would it even go through?
I need you help but I don’t know how to ask.
I just want to go back to how it use to be and how we always were,
But I’m scared to be defined by a three letter word and that’s so absurd.
It’s six am. I’m on my way to your house, I’m on the bike again.
When I got there, you wouldn’t let me in. You promised that you would.
I just want to go back to how we used to be and how it always was.
I was scared to be defined by a three letter word and that is so absurd.
It’s hard to admit that I made a mistake.
I don’t blame you at all.
You’re just a part of it.
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Calculus Class
03:16
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I’m overwhelmed.
I lost my mind trying to catch my breath.
I can’t rest.
There’s this beating in my chest.
And in my dreams, you’re always there, you’re haunting me
I’m losing sleep
But if I could, I wouldn’t take it back
It’s not you, it’s the timing.
As if there’s a silver lining.
From the start, I knew I had you;
The truth is there’s too much time I wasted.
Time I could have spent by your side.
Completely baseless; such a fool to walk out of your life.
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subtle Saint John, New Brunswick
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