Subtle Trouble

You were an untamed class clown until you bought me a Double-double You were a thief that stole my desire on fire in my heart of broken apart rubble You gave me subtle trouble from the beginning of my existence You went on with your lazy-busy life that slits like a jagged knife and moved forward in rebellious ignorance Slow down, wild child Let's mellow down real mild Let's be a zealous sun, Not a jealous son of a gun
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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