Falling Apart from Fletcher Rockwell by Fletcher Rockwell

i've been walking through the desert with no end, with a burning cigarette in my right hand. and a shot of whiskey to my lover's name, but it's all the same.

the thought of her reminds me of a ghost, and the memory's what's haunting me the most. the more i try the more i can't forget, so i just regret.

she wanted more than i could give, i needed the puzzle pieces that won't fit. i couldn't love her with half a damaged heart, these pieces won't hold long 'cause i'm falling apart.

years i built this wall they can't tear down, enclosing my emotions all around. but you've found a way to climb over the side, now i just can't hide.

she wanted more than i could give, i needed the puzzle pieces that won't fit. i couldn't love her with half a damaged heart, these pieces won't hold long 'cause i'm falling apart.

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