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Porcelain Heart


You can argue with the mirror, but that's not what I see

 

I see a beautiful porcelain heart, you sexy baby

 

A work of art masterpiece for all the centuries

 

I know you doubt it, but just you trust me

 

Your rays of sunshine peek into my darkness

 

Just don't shatter the porcelain heart

 

Late nights feel a little less lonely now

 

When your smile chips away at my doubts.

 

Love every little poem that walks off your tongue

 

Now ya got me feeling a little drunk

 

When I lose myself in your eyes, my heart gets to say

 

The monsters in my head decided to leave home today.

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