Drunk Girl
Drunk Girl!
From the other side of the room
I can tell you're totally wasted.
From your tights to your waist and
The wandering of your eyes,
There's no doubt,
I want you laying on my bedside.
Drunk Girl!
You approach me,
Pushing your boobs on my chest
Groping my privates
And kissing my neck.
My mind is telling me no
But my body is telling me yes.
Quick goodbyes to friends
As we see how the night shall end.
Drunk Girl!
The gibberish words
From your drunken lips speak truth
As you blabber how
Every guy has hurt you.
No offense,
But I may be one in the same
Because after this night
I won't remember your name.
Drunk Girl!
Were you speaking to yourself,
Or an imaginary friend?
To confess the secrets
You've held within.
I overheard your rant on rape
And how you've lived it,
How your mother's boyfriend
Exploited young children.
He misused the trust
Of those who entrusted him
And you can't love yourself
Because of him.
Drunk Girl!
I cannot feel your pain
Nor make you forget
But for this night
Free yourself from torment.
Drunk Girl!
Keep your clothes on
Because comfort has many faces
Close your eyes
And explore many places.
In your dorm room,
We lay extended on the floor,
Your inability to walk
Has us close to the door.
Trash can close by,
As you're wrapped in my arms.
Drunk Girl!
Sleep peacefully tonight,
As I will do you no harm.
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