I was looking for God in an empty cornfield, but all I found was dirt and trash.
I was thinking of you while I was spitting at sunsets.
I was thinking of leaving here for good.
I was looking for love in a Greyhound bus-seat, not feeling unlike dirt and trash.
I was thinking of you while I was watching the sunrise.
I was thinking of leaving here for good.
I was searching your bedroom for any signs of life. Abandoned books and dusted keepsakes were all that I could find.
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