Two Left Shoes
Me
You
Two left shoes
How I dance
How I make do
You brute
Never sipping
A glutton at best
Of the honey suckle
A time
A place
Do I disgrace?
The clock is tolling for me
A tick and a tok
I do declare
Your fangs salivate
I scream only once
Murderer
A clumsy foot
Drunken stupor
I fall once more
Into oblivion
I've memorized the screech
This song
A decade and seven
I've been gone
Farewell, so long
Dear friend
Ex-lover
I spot a brute
Never, never
A small size of shoe
I fill for you
A dancefloor of hearts
One bruised artery
End the party
As I try
Good God I may die
I lie
To you I am glitter
Hide the ugly
Taking from me
And beneath it all
There is two
Two left shoes
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