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A song/poem about addiction. |
Oh Rosie, Do you remember, that dream Fueled by some sort of gasoline Smell of missteps in the air, And a hazy velvet sheen Do you remember, that night Ignoring your drunken plight, Sound of laughter in the air If it were your own device Would you have changed a thing? Oh, Rosie. I know that only the good die young. So now that the devil has taken your tongue Maybe you could live forever But Oh, Rosie. Dying is a sort of a closure Even though nobody knows for sure Maybe you could die someday? And Hey, Rosie. Force open those eyes and finally see You're stuck in this chemical reality Maybe i could help you escape Do you remember, that dream Fueled by some sort of gasoline Smell of missteps in the air, And a hazy velvet sheen Do you remember, that night Ignoring your drunken plight, Sound of laughter in the air If it were your own device Would you have changed a thing? Oh Rosie. Am i writing this a bit too late? Have the worms burrowed into your brain? Maybe this time it's finally done But Oh Rosie. Do you remember what it's like to laugh? And before i write your epitaph Maybe you could be a miracle And Oh, Rosie, Did you read the sign in front of the train? Calling All Aboard! Misery and Pain! Maybe you could try to jump But do you still remember, that dream, Fueled by some sort of, gasoline Smell of missteps in the air, And a hazy velvet sheen And do you remember, that night Ignoring your drunken plight, Sound of laughter in the air If it were your own device Would you have changed a thing? Oh Rosie, i only have a few more lines I have to say you're running out of time Just remember next time you cry Who you used to be, before that night Oh Rosie. |