your life?
i don't want to see it
i don't want to know what you broke me for
your happiness?
i've heard about it
but i don't really care for the falsity of it all
your grand exit?
well done
take a bow, my love, you won
your favorites?
i see
they're worth much more than me
& i wonder
why you needed this broken girl
when you did, you do, you will always
have the love of the entire world
the valley?
it's mine now
pack your things & go
my heart?
i'll pick it up
the pieces you left on the floor
i love you
tragic, isn't it?
but honey, you did it, you made this
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