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Secrets


Some people keep secrets like they’re going out of style, Like they’re a form of currency, And if they don’t have enough they’ll go broke. And others, well, they give them out to any ears willing to listen, Like charity clothes given to a Goodwill by the woman with the endless walk-in closet.
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