Fight Your Friends
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Fight Your Friends
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Last night
I broke all my teeth
Mmy smile laying there
Right on the street
And I watched you
As you walked away
Blood stains that
Color your hands
Did I not meet your
Highest demands
Am I worthy
Should I be alive?
If we're all even
Then why should we fight
These endless battles
In the heat of the night
We are not enemies
But let's just pretend
Pick up your weapons
And fight your friends
Last night
Ended something like this
A deadly hug and
A passionate kiss
Your body
Lay motionless
Into the ocean
With no regrets
Walking alone
As the sun resets
Unworthy
I'm still alive
If we're all even
Then why should we fight
These endless battles
In the heat of the night
We are not enemies
But let's just pretend
Pick up your weapons
And fight your friends
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