Cut My Light
That feeling of importance
So important
Because of the feelings that are imported
Yet extorted
For an ignorant performance
I say I gave you all I got
And now I have nothing left
I say I have you all my light
And you left me here for Death
I trade my little piece of peace
For all your pain to finally cease
It’s sad I never knew this pain
Until I walked up to you
I gave you my hearted on bended knee
But you saw the power, not me
You saw the chance
To break my soul
And every time you did
I fell deeper into the whole
It wasn’t me it was the other devil
All along you saw angel
I wish this tree wasn’t so weak
So I could hang all night long
Let you find me in the morning
But that would change
Anything that you think
I WISH I WOULD’VE SWALLOWED THE PAIN....
Pills
Would I be better if I was regular?
If I was chasing every girl that could look at me?
Diving in every ocean & sea?
What if I shoved ur love down your throat and watched you choke,
How bout them tears that roll down your eyes, let em soak,
If one night we chillin,
Coolin, higher than the ceiling ,
Then my phone start blowing up,
It’s the one I’m really feeling,
And she say,
You are so handsome and intelligent ,
I wish you were mine and we could finish this settlement,
You make my life so better man
I need you right now
Where you at,
Why the hell you not around
Let’s get married on our anniversary
Song our baby a nursery
I SWEAR THIS SHIT AINT LOVE
ITS A CURSE TO ME
Why isn’t anything working
Why can’t you listen
What am I missing
Diamonds that glisten
Memories missing
Tryna love you
But you don’t love me
I got this 45
And it just keeps on clicking
Wondering why the lights ain’t out
I’m missing
Wondering why my heart cries out
You vexin
Every time we go out you flexin
On me
You say fuck You
I don’t need you
You too see through
I can’t love you
I never said what could be true
Broken
Swimming in an ocean of lies
Smoking this propane
Hoping I die...
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