Room 307

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Josh Tavares

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The room echoed when I dropped my bags
Closed the door of room 307
Drive back east was a quiet road
But I thank the heavens, and I go
Over in my head what I did wrong
All those thoughts that brought me close to nothing
Driving over glass with a stone
Breaking up what was already crumblin'
And I look back to all the times I missed out on
Looking at the stars to see the fallen ones
Thinking bout the time I wasted, I was dumb
Side to side I've never seen this shade of beige on a floor
Eyes wide, the ceiling's looking less crooked than before
In the quiet I'm getting over your loud excuses
Don't know why but my head's been stopping all of it's tricks
Don't know where I'm going and I won't forget where I've been
All these bloody waters might as well add up to something
Pack up, move on
Wine stained pictures of you and me
Cross faded on my floor when we were nineteen
You never understood me
Said I'm a little tricky
So I turned on the lights
Let it all sink in that I'm still breathing
Thoughts of losing you scared me to death
But I'm still standing
Through the night I'm sleeping better than I was on your floor
The dust is thick, but I'm breathing better than I was before
I jump too quick and now I'm left making these selfish excuses
I slam the door, I hear the neighbours to the drop of a pin
Look outside I don't know where I am but someone's watching
In the morning I'll be gone and I'll be back to normal
All these little things running round in my brain
But it doesn't even matter what they're saying
It doesn't even matter what they're saying
It doesn't even matter
I'm not here for your thunder
I'm not here to take your shit
But I know I'm the sucker
Who had to put up with it
Woke up in room 307, eyes wide
Sun shining through the blinds I closed last night
The city screamed with horns and bright signs
I winced, I cried but I'll be alright

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