It's eating me up inside.
You imagine it, impossibly entirely captured in a definite moment; a single image of you in a cotton dress, back against a wall, looking away, imagining what could have been. You live, drenched in your acoustic world of pure, biting loneliness and nonchalance.
My name is Luka.
I live on the second floor.
You imagine it, impossibly entirely captured in a definite moment; a single image of you in a cotton dress, back against a wall, looking away, imagining what could have been. You live, drenched in your acoustic world of pure, biting loneliness and nonchalance.
My name is Luka.
I live on the second floor.