I find out more lately
That I
Cant fall asleep
when i'm lying next to you
Lying next to you

But it's not because the scent of your hair that I love so much
No It's cuz i know that im gonna miss you
Do you remember the first time we met?
You looked so distressed
I offered out my help to find your missing car
But that
That was just an excuse to talk to you

Now when i have to leave
When i have to go
When i have to dissapear from your sight for some weeks and monthes
When i have to sleep all alone
take showers by myself
Watch Bad _____ with no one else
Those are the times that i feel so alone

Those are the days i never want to leave home


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    LOL, passions. Just imagine him with his spikey hair with a bag of popcorn watching a soap opera.

    BrianLovesJennieon April 27, 2003   Link

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