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Insult to injury
Contributed by
cpich017
on
Saturday, 9th April 2011 @ 10:43:25 AM in AEST
Topic:
drugabuse
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Satisfied lungs and full livers
Temporarily sends the hope I need when it delivers
Take the disappointed blood from inside my veins
Send yourself through hell, then you`ll understand what this explains
I`ve got a shaky handle on things lets all assume
While I`m burning breakfast, lunch, and dinner in a coffee less, coffee spoon
Food for thought, it devours my soul, from being empty, tortured, and swallowed
Begging for anything more than a stressed vein, or something hallowed
These withered arms have a bull’s eye, and I never miss hitting red
Goodbye reality, here comes my poison I.V
More guaranteed than Saturday becoming Sunday, a second before midnight
More lying than in a ten year coma
More hot and cold tempers spiralling out of control than a fresh hurricane
This happy ending will come at all costs
Living like an old razor, I`ve always got something breaking my skin
Trying to live happily ever after is the reason why I am shredding away
Soon to be backed into a corner, by the coroner
Insult to injury, if tomorrow becomes a mistake
I`ll start making accidents on purpose
A thoughtless reply, to “penny for your thoughts”
Give me your wings, and you can have my lungs
I`m controlled by you like the breeze through the wind
You see this as a game, you win, I sin
Another sin, another lie, facing life with a shaky alibi
I`ve got bloody hands and already saying not guilty
Soon to become a story kids learn about in history
If you`ve ever felt like dying, than I`ve been dying to feel like you?
Copyright ©
cpich017
... [
2011-04-09 10:43:25] (Date/Time posted on
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