Company

by

Thomas Granger

I've seen you round the corner, I meant to write it down
Memories that I will not miss again
Following bad company in this sick old town
Would make me think, I never use my brain

I hear that same tall story that I've heard a million times
Echo in my mind, left more forgot
I'm telling you again, you're not seeing they're your crimes
I'm mistaken, there you're saying that they're not

I feel it everywhere, you can not play these tricks on me
Emotion gets the best of what I am
and leaves me in a puddle, I think crying sets me free
Showing that I really give a damn

Don't give a care or second glance, I'll be here till the end
Coming like a distant, moving cloud
Anytime but now there was a chance you could pretend
Before you did not need to be so loud

Whimper a cry of mumbling, I do not know what I've said
Next time I'll try to write it in my book
Mixed up into a rhyme, I cannot help what's in my head
or all the searing thoughts that often cook

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