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Goodnight Sleep

"I Go To Sleep" - Sia



My left shoulder looked over to my lower back and uttered, "I'm a f@ckin' mess." And my lower back cracked a little and replied, "I couldn't agree with you more." They thought for a moment, both in pain...both in need of sleep...

"What do you suppose is causing all this?" they asked in unison. My heart was a about to chime in, but no one's been paying much attention to it lately. It's not in the best shape anyway to over-exert itself. After a long pause, my brain finally answered with a hefty sigh, "Stress, lots and lots of it."

A few pain killers and a couple of Salonpas later, smelling like a medicine cabinet and looking like a patchwork quilt, I stretched out my lazy limbs and stared at myself in the mirror. I know there are bountiful solutions out there that doesn't involve a handful of pills and heating pads, but this is the easiest, quickest fix. The numbness is slowly kicking in and soon all of me will be relieved from a well-deserved, self-medicated sleep. Zzzzz...

Lyrics:

When I look up from my pillow
I dream you are there with me
Though you are far away
I know you'll always be near to me

I go to sleep
And imagine that you're there with me
I go to sleep
And imagine that you're there with me

I look around me
And feel you are ever so close to me
Each tear that flows from my eye
Brings back memories of you to me

I go to sleep
And imagine that you're there with me
I go to sleep
And imagine that you're there with me

I was wrong, I will cry
I will love you till the day I die
You were all, you alone and no one else
You were meant for me

When morning comes again
I have the loneliness you left me
Each day drags by
Until finally my time descends on me

I go to sleep
And imagine that you're there with me
I go to sleep
And imagine that you're there with me


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