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Candy

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By Christy MunsonPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Candy
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A twisted wrapper tossed aside bobbles toward the shore

I’ve seen that candy pass my lips and felt the want for more

I thought of you and her a while and tried not to regret

The things I did when I was young, in love, and deep in debt

_________

I’ve seen that candy pass my lips and felt the want for more

A foolish thing to want the one who can be yours no more

I gave you up, I let it go, I dreamed another dream

I struggled hard against the tide to walk without your lead

_________

I thought of you and her a while and tried not to regret

The me I was when you were mine, before you two had met

Truth is pure, if hard to take, and therein lies the rub

You were never mine to lose – your body’s not your love

_________

The things I did when I was young, in love, and deep in debt

I’d do again, yes, even now, knowing what I’d get

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Copyright © 05/08/2002 by Christy Munson. All rights reserved.

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    Written by Christy Munson