Eventually Leave
All the changes you made in me
I used to know the curve of your hips,
and the poetry of your waist
Such a long time now I wouldn't even recognise your face
Mind over matter?
A fall from Grace?
All I know is without you
I don't like this place
All the changes you made in me
mean nothing
If all you did was eventually leave
I used to love the taste of your lips,
and the complexity of your mind
So far off now I don't know what I'm searching to find
Your face?
Mind over matter?
A fall from Grace?
All I know is without you
I don't like this place
All the changes you made in me
mean nothing
If all you did was eventually leave
About the Creator
Frankie Martinelli
Musician.
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