Carnations
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Carnations
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Carnations rot
And still I think
That we should be
A king and queen
I'd give it all
To have you back
Another chance
My eyes turn black
I'm wondering
How long I'll wait
Before you realize
You're too late
I want to live
You want to die
Again again again
Cuts will heal
Bones will mend
Muscles grow
Together again
Carnations rot
And time now tells
You're nothing more
A fairy tale
I found the truth
Through fear and lies
From ghosts of you
To cutting ties
You told me once
I told you twice
The choise you made
Was not too wise
You want to live
I want to die
Again again again
Cuts will heal
Bones will mend
Muscles grow
Together again
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