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Tired Lies


I don't want this leading down the same road. Where I stick a gun in my mouth and you smile...again Like the loneliness was just a phase. The sad thing is, there wasn't a day I wished I wasn't dead. Now I have to distance myself. So I don't subtract the dark feelings myself. Maybe I should though. You'd miss me I know you would But sometimes I just want to meet God.
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