[kris]
get off your high horse

where empty words carry so far
come down and see the weight they are
they tip no scales, their cuts skin deep
never worth the time you put in
years spent fostering

misguided abuse

you're nothing but a stranger to me
a blank face passed on the street
nothing in your life seems familiar
i've broken so many bonds
out grown relationships
is it me? i hope it's not me.
but this is my greatest fear
everyone will disappear

i lost to you abuse and routine
trapped in your room
your world never grew
outside those four walls
inhibited by the in and externals

i couldn't give you the strenght of my will
grow up, not apart

can't you hear me plead?
here in your driveway
hours spent contemplating
our youth and the greying years to come
days filled with nothing meant the world to me

"the family" came to mean nothing

if he could forgive a traitor,
why can't we move pass these trivial things?
if he could forgive a kiss on the cheek
why can't we move pass a kiss on the lips?

thirty pieces, three failed attempts
what's the say i won't go through this again
"if they say knives, then we say knives"
i won't to lose another to this fight

matthias don't let me down

maybe one day we'll meet up downstream
a forgotten handshake brings you to me
there's so many facts of life
we grow together
we grow apart
noghing lasts
this gold won't stay

but i'll stay
i'll stay true


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    This made me weep. 'you're nothing but a stranger to me a blank face passed on the street nothing in your life seems familiar i've broken so many bonds out grown relationships is it me? i hope it's not me. [...] maybe one day we'll meet up downstream'

    engineshearton April 30, 2011   Link

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