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you would be so nice to come home to
laying on the floor
you would be so nice and keep me safe
tell me what im good for
i would really like to see your face
in the morning light
and i would really like to kiss your cheek
and say goodnight
but you live so far away now
and i sure miss you a lot
i wish i could get to hold you close
and tell you that you are not
as small as you think
you’re not as small as you think
you’re gonna do great things
you are my missing limb
you’re not as small as you think
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porcelain
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i like laying still in your bed
i like knowing what is going on inside your head
i like your big brown eyes
i like when you kiss me by surprise
i like the trees across the street
i like when you’re looking at me
i like how you smile when i get tired after sex i like not ever knowing where we’re going to go next
i like your cold feet on my legs in the middle of the night
i like staring at your bedroom walls; the lack of morning light
i like messy sheets and how you eat and breathing on your neck
i like how you touched my arm and asked if i’d do it again
i like how you’re genuine when you said you always cry
i like how you kiss1 my lips when it is time to say goodbye
i like how all these thing about you come out so easily
i only wish that you could maybe say the same about me
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