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ok... I may be deep and depressing but you just took it to a whole new level of deep! seriously when I wrote that all I was thinking was "OMG I'm so f***ing tired!"
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A slightly less depressing poem?
I haven't come up with a title for this yet but I think it's slightly more hopeful and less depressing than my other work.
I believe there is a girl that lives halfway across the world she feels my pain thinks she's going insane I intend to meet her one day and when I do I will say You are my life's ambition and I've been waiting for you to save me from myself come on there's no admission we're both on our way to hell She's shy and self-conscious not ready to come out but I'll sit her down and say we've got a lot to talk about I won't give up I won't stop dreaming waiting for her to walk into my life she's all I'm thinking about she makes me feel alright she will complete me make me happy I will see her make it snappy before she gets away I want to meet her today an alibi for my sins riding shotgun on my hell-bound life keeping me on track along the way Thinking about her makes life easier brings a spark of hope to my failure of a life Though I've waited for so long and she has yet to appear I will keep waiting right here in what I currently call hell where pain and embarrassment lurk around every corner where nothing can be done right I'll wait in desperate pleading undying hope that she will come and then I'll truly fall in love. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I've written one other song about the same person; an Australian lesbo that quite possibly doesn't exist. Anyway I'm looking for constructive criticism and possibly a title idea. |
Completely cliched yet it seems refreshingly honest. I like it's simplicity. Sometimes these are the best lyrics.
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thanks. I'm trying to edit a little bit make it a little more catchy and turn it into a song instead of just a poem
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