I think of P.J. Soles
And wonder where you are
I'll never see you anymore
Where do you think they go?
All the Fallen Stars
Heaven doesnt know you like I do
see you- bleed through
the gauzey haze I sink into
I think of you like P.J. Soles
I was your biggest fan
You seemed to understand
They'll never see you like I do
I guess it's like they said
That it was all just built up in my head
But you're still so real to me
If fine- this time
To me it makes no nevermind
But you know I keep you close
Yearbook- it took
Just one thousand tearstained looks
I think of you like P.J. Soles
And if I do think of you
It's only in the darkest place inside of me
You should know- I think of you like P.J. Soles
See you- bleed through
The gauzey haze I sink into
Phone call- fuck all
You'r just one part of my free fall
This part of me will never close
And when I do think of you
It's only in the darkest place inside of me
You should know- I think of you like P.J. Soles
P.J. Soles
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