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the fire
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i guess that you can keep that stupid fucking ring.
i guess that it's alright that you wanted me to leave.
i guess that i'll get better, if that's what you believe.
a stab in the chest doesn't mean a fucking thing.
i guess that you can keep all the shit inside your room.
i guess that i don't need it, it makes me think of you.
i guess you're getting better, if that's what you believe.
i guess i couldn't tell you were getting up to leave.
i'm sorry you faced the consequence of my mistake.
two lovers sleep in a bed of lies that i helped make.
long burn the fire, so we can burn the bridges that we built
for a love that's never meant to last
for feelings that have passed.
and i'm sorry love is short and that she's showing you the door
i hope you know it's not your fault
they all say it was her's.
i hope you know your loveliness will never, ever die.
i hope you know i hate the fact i made her make you cry.
long burn the fire (forgetmenot)
i guess that your love never meant a fucking thing.
i guess that your love never meant a fucking thing.
i guess that your love never meant a fucking thing.
i guess that your love never meant a fucking thing.
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Alleyways Denton, Texas
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