1 am and I’m six shots deep
Waiting for the room to spin
The soul out of me
1am and I’m laughing at everybody
Hoping that when I wake up
I will still feel glad
It is 1 am and I’m trying to forgive
All the hurts scarred on my mind

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1 am and I’m six shots deep
Waiting for the room to spin
The soul out of me
1am and I’m laughing at everybody
Hoping that when I wake up
I will still feel glad
It is 1 am and I’m trying to forgive
All the hurts scarred on my mind
Morning sets on soft grassy field
as the engine purrs along the inked-black road
the radio plays all the forgetful songs
but I will remember the melodies by memories
we are driving down the backroads
againist the wind and away from our troubles
go on until nobody remembers our names
•PSSky
Flirting with the devil
Gets me nonewhere
But if I wanna to,
I woulda get outta of here
So watch me stay
As you go around
Don’t expect me to
Bow down as soon as
You come around
Cause I know you ain’t no king
With all the fake jewels on you
Honestly I don’t mind
Flirting with the devil
But I ain’t sticking around
For all the burning you
Gonna do
BAD AT LOVE ERASURE
Got a boy back home in Michigan
And it tastes like Jack when I'm kissing him
So I told him that I never really liked his friends
Now he's gone and he's calling me a bitch again
There's a guy that lives in a garden state
And he told me that we make it 'til we graduate
So I told him the music would be worth the wait
But he wants me in the kitchen with a dinner plate
I believe, I believe, I believe, I believe
That we're meant to be
-Bad At Love, Halsey
She got the soul of freedom
the mind of wise
and the heart of generosity
She plays in the meadow along the fairies,
daydreaming of all the struggles
she would change
Life told her to keep her eyes open
to all possibilities and to
keep her cards folded
Never once she will let her shine dim
so others can borrow the light
and feel alright
But deep down, she knows
that she’s nothing but a trouble
like biting a sweet chocolate chip cookie
only to find out it is made of plastic
— and you wonder why she’s an angel whose hometown is Hell.
In 8th grade, my best friend and I got an assignment from our ASL class. We had to come up with a story and use our hands to create an image. We decided to give a paper plane a life. Our hands bleed a soul into the folded paper and made it fly up so high. We became the sky, the clouds, the trees, the paper, and everything we imagined up. After 30 seconds of an exhilarating personified paper plane adventure, we let it crash and turn back into an ordinary folded paper. And the minute we clicked the stop button, we were laughing and beaming with pride because the paper wasn’t the only thing that felt alive. Still to this day, we talk about it with remorse only because we could not see the video once more. This is what I call rush of life, and it is always short lived.
You can be a star child, burning so bright and so soon. Or you can be the whole forest, staying true to your roots.
For my sisters,
Don’t know where we went wrong
And there’s no room for rewinds
Don’t know how we stayed strong
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Our parents set us up for failure
But we still can grow pure
Don’t know where we went wrong
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Our mountains are made of despair
I’ll still send prayers to make the world fair
Don’t know how we stayed strong
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I keep finding myself insanely lost
Please don’t grow up just to be a ghost
Don’t know where we went wrong
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The miles we endured will not come to end
The roads winded will not stop being bent
Don’t know how we stayed strong
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We could keep crying over our past
Or we could make our recent sorrows the last
Don’t know where we went wrong
Don’t know how we stayed strong