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Coffee-stained


You always linger After you leave, Like coffee stains on paper It's only heart that stands so still But hands and voice still waiver. I'm fine until I see You there Then breath becomes a labor I've been this way and Hearts were crushed, I know I'll need a tailor. With past experience I still walk forward So what am I going this way for?
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