Disposable
You said you’d rather break your wrists than to lose hold of this
They say “words, they don’t hurt”, so I lent you my bones
Disposable hearts, they’re all used up
Tossed away, like skipping rocks on a bay
Well, Life’s got erosion, can’t you see how it wears and tears
Today I learned my bones are mere stones
You see, my Life, it collapsed and all I got were stares
Wore my heart on my sleeve ‘til it was ripped away
I fall apart and nobody’s there
I think of leaving – was I ever asked to stay
I said I’m leaving
But you don’t care
Your hands are already grasping for something, elsewhere.
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