what it used to be
i remember parking close to the streets where we used to live, because I found comfort I had a range of cars from Cadillac to mustang and an outdated bugatti smoking cheap cigars was a way for us to stop aching I get it, those times were tough nobody's perfect I learned to live with you on the surface, but my hunger to leave was arriving slowly I craved for change I needed a better place than the one we had in Brooklyn you were afraid of change but you still changed with it I still drive by taking very short visits because I missed you in an orange Cadillac buy you know I'm in health street you were a toxic person that also gave me grief you changed my view on life and I respect that you always whisper in my ear please stay a little longer but you know im seeing someone new
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