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Two Weeks
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Stumble upon a photo, trigger a couple tears
How can something so meaningful end with a flash?
A moment of sadness, or two weeks of holding back
I said "Goodbye," you went and cried
And we slowly fade to black
You scream that I don't love you
And that I never cared
That if I loved like Daniel did, then I wouldn't be so scared
It hurts as if you're standing right there, shooting venom in my skin
But I'm not there
I wanted so badly to stay, 'cos I'm madly in love with you
But you're killing me so I'm walking away
Love songs are poisonous, this much I know as true.
We'd listen to "Ramona" while we thought out our "I-Do's."
Now that song is gone, 'cos it's making my head spin –
Never to be heard from again.
A year will pass, I'll miss you.
But what the hell did I do?
A year will pass, I'll miss you.
But what the hell did I do?
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Jones Willingham Birmingham, Alabama
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