The Cliffside
And off I fly into the perils of the night,
The biting cold wind freezing my face,
And causing tears to streak from my eyes
Need you never know
What happens when you tell me goodbye
For if you knew what you did to me when you left
You'd break down and cry
You'd think twice before telling me farewell,
And pushing me off of my delusional cliffside
Into the perils of the night
Only to climb back to my little slice of happiness, the cliff
Come morning
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