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Phantom Love


You're love is like a phantom toothacke

it's like when you pull a tooth out

you still get pain even though it's gone

your a phantom love

there will always be that space you used to be

you we're doing so much damage to me

I had to remove you from me

yeah it's hard to depart

you we're a piece, apart of me

our love went rotten though it seems

you're like a tooth that has rotten from the inside out

I thought i could keep fixing it

eventually there's nothing to do but pull it out

So, like that i just had to pull away from you 

Yes, I'll miss it for a little while

cause you we're what i was used to for so long

now I know in long-term i'll be better off

my life will be that much closer to being healthy you see

it's tacken me this long i've lingered too long

the more i try fixing us, the quicker we went sour

i had to deside so it was i who had to get out

there was no amount of fixing it was too late

 i learned it was you, the rotten one

 sure is sad it took me this long to find that fact

So, bye baby bye i know i'll be that much happier

you just had to be gone for it to be saw

i can now breath a sigh of relief

now that your long gone

i really need to be moving on

guess this is my long over due good-bye

i'm moving on so it's good-bye to you

my phantom love it's time to put us to rest

you're no longer what's best for thee

i'd like to say you'll be missed

this is it i guess we're dismissed

in the end i have to do what's best for me

you see phantom means not there

so i'll walk away and say good day

this is how it has to stay

good-bye my phantom love 

it has to be this way you'll see it one day

written by: Angel Kitchen/Jackson

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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