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What If I Can'T Forget?

if love was so mouth refreshing,
why must the sky tell me 'you better forget it'
we've angered at each other like as if our hearts were torches,
we have shared our drinks from the corner store we once had,
and you keep whispering in my ear 'you're living in the past',
if mistakes weren't so easy to make,
deep inside the core of my throat, i'd know i'd be perfect,
the lost loner dreams at the top hill and prays on his knees,
the last lover never dreamed a day in his life,
he only hears the voice of her saying 'you'll never see me'

so what if i never see you again?
i'll drown my lips into the ocean because they were once kissed by you,
i'll throw a balloon in the sky tied with poems that i never got to tell you,
but i'll never let it pop because if i do,
i know i'd cry century's for you to give me a second chance,
so what if i can't forget you?
i'll drown my lips into the ocean because they were once kissed bye you,
i'll throw a balloon in the sky tied with poems that i never got to give you,

ah, so what if i end up with no heart?
because you've kept it within yours for years,
so don't give up on me even if you're not here to stay,
we've spent last night and that day,
and forever more you'll be here to kiss my lips,
but yet, on the tip of my tongue i have the sense you forgot about me,
so that kiss won't be the same ever again,

you've said our destiny was written in our stone,
now i'm laying in my cadaver with only one bone,

so what if i never see you again?
i'll drown my lips into the ocean because they were once kissed by you,
i'll throw a balloon in the sky tied with poems that i never got to tell you,
but i'll never let it pop because if i do,
i know i'd cry century's for you to give me a second chance,
so what if i can't forget you?
i'll drown my lips into the ocean because they were once kissed bye you,
i'll throw a balloon in the sky tied with poems that i never got to give you,
now i love you.

Copyright © Ariel Martinez | Year Posted 2010

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