If I Must Confess
If I must confess
Coffee is not my cup of tea
While in the rain I long to run and be free
At times I envy the birds that take flee
They scatter all around to different scenes
Sometimes my stomach feels as if there are little tiny men
Running around, just waiting to be fed
I’ve been caught in a twisted, messy lie
Where I wanted to do nothing but simply hide
To be quite honest I hate wearing a watch
Because staring at time is like taking a shot of scotch
I hate feeling as if time is escaping from my hands
Unlike others, who go through it like a dance
If I must confess
I can never fall asleep before eleven
I like having tired eyes because then sleeping feels like heaven
I feel it’s okay to cry every once in a while
Because life gets tough throughout every mile
If I must confess
This is me without a filter
Even though exposing myself feels like being inside a twister
But this a side not everyone gets to see
For these are the things that can be used against me
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