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Glass 4 Breakfast
04:00
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We sat at McDonald’s
Didn’t order a thing
We sat at McDonald’s
I said, "There’s a first time
for everything"
You came out of the bathroom
Holding out your hand
A piece of glass
on your fingertip. You said,
"This was in my eye"
I pulled at my eyelids
I made you look me right in the eye
I pulled at my eyelids
And asked, "Is there any in mine?"
No
I sat in the snow just to feel something
I sat in the snow just to feel anything
I sat in the snow just to feel something
I sat in the snow just to feel anything
She picked us up,
made her boyfriend drive
She made me sit up front
and in the back she said she saw you cry.
I held onto the door
Kept my feet firm on the floor
I held onto the door and said
This can’t happen two times in one day
This can’t happen two times in one day
This won’t happen two times in one day
I prayed and prayed and prayed
I sat in the snow just to feel something
I sat in the snow just to feel anything
I sat in the snow just to feel something
I sat in the snow just to feel anything
I understood why he was here
I understood why he was spared
I understood why he was here
But as for me, I was a little unclear
I sat in the snow just to feel something
I sat in the snow just to feel anything
I sat in the snow just to feel something
I sat in the snow just to feel anything
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