The Art of Losing It
Now I’m giving every piece of me away
And trying my best to keep track of who has what and what I can trade
So if you’re there for me through thick and through thin there’s no chance I won’t let you in
But I’ve misplaced my heart plenty of times and consequently sometimes I feel like I’m worth less than a dime
But just because I’ve been hurt doesn’t mean I can’t cope and just because I haven’t done “drugs” doesn’t mean I’m not on my own personal dope
And as I look around I’m holding onto hearts and minds myself and trying my best to not put them on a shelf
And I’ll try to be kind and not leave you behind
The promises I make I can’t always keep
So these secrets I hide deep, continue to make their way to the surface one by one
Slowly causing me to come undone
And as you see every piece of me will you turn me away
Because I don’t know if I can stay in this world alone with my heart having no home
And I’m beginning to see the art of losing it
Is never trying at all but giving up, giving in
And slowly the waves will cover my body and soon enough my face
Until there is no more space and I enter a place where I no longer fear
The water pouring in and it fills up the place that my will no longer resides
And the feelings inside turn to ice and go to die
And then we’re at an end and I will no longer wake up
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