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You’re not really here
You’re not really here And I don’t mind I’m not really conscious Not most of the time You have your feet propped up Your nose high in the air I used to want what you want But now I don’t care I worshipped you I gazed from behind But you threw dirt In my blinded eye Then you woke up Cold in your pool of sweat Tried to crawl back But, I said “not yet.” You’re not really here And I’m no longer crying I’d say I never cared But, you know I’d be lying Someday I’ll really wake up And I’ll wave bye-bye You’ll keep yours And I’ll keep what’s left of mine.
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