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I DON'T LOVE YOU ANYMORE
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Driving home from Rutgers
missing all my traffic lights
red & blue behind me
Officer been drinking all night
But I quit a dead-end job
wasn’t worth my time.
I’m sure you know what it’s like.
I’ve been on a binge of sleeping in till noon
My shades are glued on windows
barely leave my bedroom.
I barely step outside
I’m sure you know what it’s like.
living guilty, bringing vices fight the fear,
holding onto feelings that you haven’t felt in years
tracing all the patterns and habits that led you up to here
can I Just get a little money
can I just find a little fame?
can I just feel okay?
Can I just feel alright?
I’ll show you what it’s like.
Left my August self that night
on your side begging please don’t leave.
If I can’t find what I left behind
how will I ever feel complete?
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