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Polka Dots

from Black Coffee, Bad Habits by Choke Up

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I'm seeing scratched up guitars and smelling cheap vodka. Sixteen year­old you all bundled up over rosy cheeks and polka dot pajamas. You were wild and free when your parents weren't looking. I know that big old hand of god kept you nervous. And though you took those drugs and you mixed those drinks, there's not a soul that I can think of that ever glowed with that kind of innocence. You are a light that ignites in the dark when it's hard to find good and I'm so sorry that I never told you. I know I've never been the greatest friend, but you should know you're one of few I've looked up to. And lord knows you tried to get inside. I promised to write so much more often. I broke a promise to write so much more often.

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from Black Coffee, Bad Habits, released February 3, 2015

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