2003-01-17 - 8:17 p.m.
Wrong
Into the depths I trod aghast at all the holes I've yet to find A gift upon your threat The cleanliness of loss helps you unwind All intentions banished as well as any noble words or deeds Who here is victimized the one who now retracts or he who bleeds? I could've held my tact with the weight of silent fluff So tell me that I'm wrong I suppose I don't hear that enough Across your changing whims on a block of iced moods slides your scale Imbalanced, my hands shake delivering the blood that leaves you pale We pull out all slung blades some an accident some clearly thrown As your forgiveness fades so easily the one feared truth is known What's ours is now yours I could've found my lack of persistance more secure (What's ours is now yours) So tell me that I'm wrong and in solitude you'll remain pure I could've lost all track (I could've not looked back) and unleashed a carnal fit So tell me that I'm wrong and maybe one day we'll believe it I could take this attack and later hold my arms open and then say that I was wrong (I hear that enough) and watch this happen again I might just sit and crack amongst your strong, unerring ways So say this isn't wrong and that "I love you" is just a phrase I could have not looked back. . .
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