I was Just the Caboose on Your Runaway Train
Another love shattered dream
Another heart broken trust
Another stealing your lust
Your sneer
No fear
Your hate
I was just a morsel of meat on your big fancy plate
Another twist of the knife
Another torn down young life
Another chewed and spit out
Another filled with self doubt
Your grin
Live sin
Your brain
I was just the caboose on your runaway train
Another great hurricane
Another future is stained
Another fighter shot down
Another night on the town
You live
Don't give
You lie
I was a blip on the screen of your endless supply
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