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About me
Painting a picture for you,
Words for paint,
My keyboard as the brush,
Read between the lines,
See the pencil marks, so faint.
I think, I smoke, in a certain pose.
Leant against the wall,
One hand in my pocket,
Flat of my foot on the wall too.
Smoking, chain, until I could almost fall.
I use my glasses as a mask,
My barrier, my defence.
If I take them off in front of you,
Or even slide them down,
I trust you, no pretence.
My lopsided grin means,
That I'm falling in love.
If I give you that grin,
You're becoming important.
You're becoming more, no one else above.
When I walk away,
I always have one last glance.
Turn around, look over my shoulder
One lone tear, an empty lopsided grin,
Because I know I'm walking away from the only chance.
Words for paint,
My keyboard as the brush,
Read between the lines,
See the pencil marks, so faint.
I think, I smoke, in a certain pose.
Leant against the wall,
One hand in my pocket,
Flat of my foot on the wall too.
Smoking, chain, until I could almost fall.
I use my glasses as a mask,
My barrier, my defence.
If I take them off in front of you,
Or even slide them down,
I trust you, no pretence.
My lopsided grin means,
That I'm falling in love.
If I give you that grin,
You're becoming important.
You're becoming more, no one else above.
When I walk away,
I always have one last glance.
Turn around, look over my shoulder
One lone tear, an empty lopsided grin,
Because I know I'm walking away from the only chance.
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