| We used to get high together, instead of getting high alone.
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| I can’t remember the last time I saw you.
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| I can’t remember the last time we talked.
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| You left home for a fresh start,
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| Working as a waitress down in Bradenton.
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| With my name tattoo’d into your skin.
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| Because of the shame I associate with vulnerability
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| I am numbing myself completely.
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| Can you hear me right now?
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| I watched your mother bury you today, with tears in her eyes.
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| It wasn’t her words that shook me, it was the resemblance you shared.
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| Don’t it feel so detached and unreal? |
| Don’t it seem so far away?
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| Like the past never happened, or like nothings ever changed.
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| With your casket open in front of me,
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| Your eyes closed and your lips silent.
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| With my name tattoo’d into your skin.
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| Because of the shame I associate with vulnerability
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| I am numbing myself completely.
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| Can you hear me right now?
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| I watched your mother bury you today, with tears in her eyes.
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| It wasn’t her words that shook me, it was the resemblance you shared.
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| I didn’t listen to the preacher.
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| I couldn’t look your husband in the eyes.
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| I’m not sure what I meant to you then,
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| So I’m not sure what I owe you now.
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| But if something I said hurt you
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| I swear it was not my intention.
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| With your name tattoo’d into my skin.
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| Because of the shame I associate with vulnerability
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| I am numbing myself completely.
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| Can you hear me right now?
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| I watched your mother bury you today, with tears in her eyes.
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| It wasn’t her words that shook me, it was the resemblance you shared. |