Cocaine Love
the night the words left his lips
was a night so rare
held me by the hips
stroked my wavy hair
it might've been the venom
poisoning our minds
it might've been the outcome
of his wicked wicked crimes
it could've been the moonlight
it could've been the stars
it could've been the burden
of many, many scars
his gaze was confused
it was help he refused
secrets left his mind
that now leave me blind
needles dug
under and above
but I feel no pain
fear was numbed
on that night
by his cocaine love
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