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Soulfully in Honesty
I rise above what has been lost. 
 Now over you, but at what cost? 
 
 I draw the line at our bitter end. 
 My shattered eyes turn toward a friend. 
 A murdered heart can never mend, 
 and in this message it will send. 
 
 A feeling, pure and free of sin. 
 I contemplate how long it’s been. 
 
 I died alone, no longer stale. 
 To fight for you both tooth and nail. 
 I wanted you, but then you bailed. 
 In subtle tone, that ship had sailed. 
 I realize now, it’s you who failed. 
 
 I write alone to dignify. 
 I died inside to sanctify. 
 I never tried to purify, 
 a love that seemed to signify. 
 Your love for me was just a lie. 
 
 His snide remarks and evil games. 
 I fell right in, I feel so lame. 
 Never again, or so I claim. 
 We called it love, it’s not the same. 
 
 Tonight I fly, high in the sky. 
 Memories and pain soar by. 
 Inside I cry, outside I’m fine. 
 I recollect, she once was mine. 
 
 So far apart, I held her close. 
 So much regret, nobody knows. 
 
 Looking back, the echo fades. 
 On my guitar, a sad man plays. 
 
 Upon the roof of my dad’s garage. 
 My spirit breaks, my hearts barrage. 
 
 She called me once at two in the morning. 
 I tried to calm her silent sobbing. 
 The saddest voice, my heart was aching. 
 I did my best to halt her running. 
 
 She needed me, and I was there. 
 But as for me, she never cared.
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