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Red Sky
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Couldn't believe that we would ever get here
And after all your words I thought were sincere
O the fool, that you made me
I’m Restarting my search for peace
Kept me close when it was a convenience
I mistook it for some sort of allegiance
Little turbulence, ejection sequence
I should've trusted my intuition
Red sky
Sent a warning
That I'd be
In pieces and mourning
My
Rose tinted glasses
Couldn't see it
For what it really is
Thought it was rare how we clicked so easily
Shocked when it stopped, but the effort, it came from me
The bridges I left burning
No point with no trust between
After I showed you the layers of myself
You stayed away just like everybody fuckin else
No stability, nor supporting me
Should’ve foreseen when you started getting sketchy
Red sky
Sent a warning
That I'd be
In pieces and mourning
But my
Rose tinted glasses
Couldn't see it
For what it really is
False blue sky
Made a fool of me
No safe place
For any intimacy
Now the home here
That's left for me
Bitter broken
Cold and lonely
I was honest from the start
Didn’t want us to fall apart
But there’s only so much I can do
With no effort from you
I was wrong from the start
Should’ve known we’d fall apart
Cause there’s only so much I can do
With no effort from you
Red sky
Sent a warning
That I'd be
In pieces and mourning
But my
Rose tinted glasses
Couldn't see it
For what it really is
False blue sky
Made a fool of me
No safe place
For any intimacy
Now the home here
That's left for me
Bitter broken
Cold and lonely
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