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eclipse
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it's a wonderful day outside
despite the fact its 62 degrees
I've been being so hard on myself
for the past couple weeks
and it's hard to realize when it's getting too bad
because after all, it is all inside your head
and you don't want to ask other people for help
out of fear of being too needy
and maybe its the weather that's affecting
my mercurial moods
and creating this self-deprecation
that feels just so middle school
I know I'm not an idiot but god I feel so dumb
how these harsh words lay heavy on my over-burdened tongue
that is too clumsy to talk right or kiss
someone that id like to love
and believe me, i know
I'm the center of my universe
and everything in my life
revolves around me
and no ellipsing planet should
block out my sunshine
but how I want him to eclipse me
I'm so used to feeling in control
and confident and unafraid
I know all my emotions and I'm content to feel them every day
but this is something uncharted and I'm inexperienced
and I don't like feeling things when I feel like a novice
I just feel so dumb and pathetic
and I wish that I could change
my limbs flail wildly and my hair floats around my face
cause now I'm floating untethered through the darkness of outer space
but I am not governed by the gravity of this
that he already has a star to love and orbit
and they have wishes and dreams
as much as I wish it weren't the case
so believe me, I know
I'm the center of my universe
and everything in my life
revolves around me
and he already revolves around somebody else
but how I want him to gravitate towards me
and believe me, I know
I'm the center of my universe
and he's on a different plane than me
and no ellipsing planet should block out my sunshine
but how I want him to eclipse me
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you
03:17
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I think I've been meaning to ask you this for a while
but somethings been holding my tongue, maybe
the cat got out again and lept straight into my mouth
but just a week ago, you put that old tabby down
or maybe, she ran away, its all hearsay
but either way, my tongue feels free now
thank god that stone weight,
has come away,
cause I know I can speak now, to
you
and tell you this much
I want to try
something, anything, I'm willing
as long as it's with
you
that would be enough
I've been waiting
ill take a chance,
and hope that it'll be alright with you
but now that we’re getting to know each other better
I'm not quite sure how I feel about you, but I might
just be getting ahead of myself, as I tend to do
I should just hold on, wait to see what we’re heading to
cause maybe, I'm getting carried away
not every moment has to be infinite
small glances, in the hallway
and across the room
make me feel better, and ever more enamored with
you
and I know I must trust
it'll be alright
overthinking, whatever end, I know
ill love falling in love with (for)
you
that would be enough
though I might end up crying
ill take a chance,
and hope that it'll be alright with you
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Maggie Morgan San Francisco, California
Maggie Morgan is an independent singer-songwriter based in San Francisco, currently balancing her love of music with school.
She has been making singles since 2014, and released her first full-length album, Wasting Time, in 2017.
She makes all her music with one microphone she got from her dad's friend Steve in her bedroom, on GarageBand.
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