I LOVE YOU BUT
I'm leting you go
as i rub your back while you slur her name over the toilet
you cry, you beg
you ask for your phone
In my head, i hold a funeral for all that we were and all we could have been
for the future you promised us
I'm thinking about you two
The girl in the driver's seatt
much younger than me
prolly around the same age i was when we met
You have a type
at least that's consistant with you
and then you call her name, just to seal the coffin
i guess it's time
for me to let you go
But not to her
i'll die before i let her have you
so i'm letting you go
since no one else can have you
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