Heroin from Forgotten by Daniel Dye

Some city is where you’d rather be
At least they’d know you’d exist and you’d have some company
Oh the noises in the night
Somehow they give comfort in this everlasting fight

You keep talking about getting away
But please don’t take anything for your pain
It’s not worth it; it never is
Mother says you could marry again

Somehow you still can choose
And you think you’ve lost it all, but there’s more that you could lose
The ending it’s not here yet
It’s no good when you remember that you can’t forget

You keep talking about getting away
But please don’t take anything for your pain
It’s not worth it; it never is
Mother says you could marry again

There were good years every now and then
There was the summer by the river
And the winter when your friends finally came through like friends should
In a way that you never could

You keep talking about getting away
But please don’t take anything for your pain
It’s not worth it; it never is
Mother says you could marry again

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