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Cloud Queens - Self Love
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These holiday nights, an ephemeral love and cheer
I know that won't bleed through to the next day
when I wake up screaming and soaked in sweat
from adolescent night terrors of running
but my feet won't budge.
I've held this grudge, I think it affects me more than you
now that you have presented proof
that you've left more than just the room
I found myself out on the roof, not contemplating jumping
slightly hoping that I'd find you standing out in my front yard,
it's not you.
I saw you in the past tense, ashing cigarette ends
in any place that you desired
I know that it takes one to know one, so I hope that you found someone;
careless smokers will cause wildfires.
I think she wants to take two nights to
think it over, leave it up to me to say whether or not to
keep a straight face when you're driving away,
I'm too ill-tempered to say in absence of closure
I'll substitute you say, "it's not you".
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