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Last updated on: March 22, 2015 at 10:00 am by Monique Ocampo
The Wreck of the Day On Red Hotel Paper 2015-03-21T18:55:23-05:00 Monique Ocampo
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A Found Poem of Lyrics from Taylor Swift, Michelle Branch, and Anna Nalick
2AM
In my room
I’m still awake
The lingering question kept me up
Can you help me unravel my latest mistake?
I think of you
Feeling like I just lost a friend
Remember that fight in your car
The memories start
You say I’ve been driving you crazy
I see your face in my mind
as you drive straight ahead
Away from the wreck of the day
I’m calling on Jesus
I’m cursing your name
He’s everything I know
that makes me believe I’m not alone
He’s the teardrops on my guitar
His love doesn’t hurt so I know
I’m not falling in love
I’m just falling to pieces
I’m tied together with a smile
And I’m coming undone
I’m sitting on the citadel
On the outside looking in
I screamed so loud
Don’t worry about this heart of mine
Let me love you, let me want you
You’re gonna break my heart anyway
Hey can you talk a little louder?
I don’t think my heart is broken enough
But no one heard a thing
You just see right through me
You saw me there, but never knew
But if you only knew
I wanted everything
A part of this, a part of you
I’m the one who understands you
Why can’t you see?
Don’t just walk away
pretending everything’s okay
Cuz I don’t wanna lie
That I’m okay and I’m alright
It hurts to want everything and nothing at the same time
I never planned on you changing your mind
I want you, but I’m not giving in this time
I don’t wanna be the only one who’s drowning in their misery
Someday love will find me
No one can find the rewind button now
I cradle my head in my hands and breathe
Let it fill the space between
I have to breathe without you, I have to
JMJ
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