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A Twised Mirage

I thought it was 'butterflies in my stomach' I was so excited to be in a new place and try new things... Two minutes later I threw up on the side of the street. I thought I was shaking because you send shivers up and down my spine Your hair, your eyes and that smile... It was cold and I only had my T-shirt on that night I though it was destiny that we, in this place together Are bound by fate to be companions... It was a coincidence and two different agendas I thought I was having a picnic under the stars Laying on my back, with the moon pouring down... It was a street lamp and the concrete was cold and wet I thought that you were a friend You and I to the ends of the earth... You were just a passerby, who taught me a lesson that I'd have rather not learnt so early in life I hear they say that pain is growth turned inside out It better be true... My body hurts like hell this morning, I hope that my spirit will grow from this experience Drinking...a twisted mirage

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