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Crossed the Line

Friends I know I said I'd be nothing without them I said whenever they'd need me I'd always be there I'd always be right there I said I don't throw away friends I said, I said, I said and no one knows this more than Ariel Ariel, I've known her for years been to hell and back with Ariel been there for Ariel ever since we met Ariel, she was my best friend at least for awhile Was it really just an illusion in my head I spent so much time grieving when her parents separated us I spent so much time tearing my hair out worrying if she was alright when she was sent away I spent so many sleepless nights comforting her when she completely breaking down Was it really all for nothing was it really all for nothing Ask her she's put on a new set of skin like a snake she's put on a new set of skin now suddenly she's a different someone She's always starting stupid fights stupid fights and stupid arguments Even when she knows I'm right Ariel, she tries to find a loophole to point the blame right back at me So I'm douche now huh? So I'm the jerk now huh? but you claim you love me? but you claim you wanna marry me? Thanks but no thanks Forget you Forget this This is where I draw the line Anytime I wanted I could show you how I feel This is me crossing the line I want you back, I want my friend back not some heartless wench dousing herself in makeup like she's dousing a fire in gasoline I'm waiting for you to get that feeling once again reunited in the end I've been waiting for you to capture imagination cause you're not the Ariel I know in my head Trapt you can say it louder than I can but I doubt it you could even get it through her thick skull I'm crossing the line but I don't care I want my friend back not some heartless wench with brand new skin dousing herself in makeup like I'm dousing fire with gasoline upon the bridge between you and I Goodbye...

Copyright © | Year Posted 2016




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