Marina Lin - a work in progress

this is what a broken heart feels like - stripped

You gave it all away
Didn't even let me in
You gave the worst goodbye
And people ask me how I've been

So let me tell them
Friday nights got me feeling lonely
Saturdays are when the bottles empty
Why'd you have to leave me?
I know that your intentions weren't to break me
It cuts so deep, I'm dripping slowly
These nights are getting lonely
Why'd you have to leave me?

I'm a mess in the making
Hours become days, and days become months without you
And I've been self-medicating
With bottles and blades, glasses of champaign without you

Friday nights got me feeling lonely
Saturdays are when the bottles empty
Why'd you have to leave me?
I know that your intentions weren't to break me
It cuts so deep, I'm dripping slowly
These nights are getting lonely
Why'd you have to leave me?

Don't leave me
Don't leave me
Don't leave me

These nights are getting lonely



Credits
Writer(s): Marina Lin
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Other Album Tracks

  1. a letter to my crush
  2. this is what rejection feels like
  3. this is what depression feels like
  4. this is what a broken heart feels like
  5. this is what falling in love feels like
  6. this is what insecurities feel like
  7. this is what being cheated on feels like
  8. this is what a broken heart feels like - stripped
  9. this is what self-destruction feels like
  10. cancer

All Album Tracks: a work in progress >

Altri album

  1. from me, to you
  2. psychopath
  3. have fun at ur party (but don't)
  4. anxiety attack
  5. A Work in Progress (Deluxe)
  6. this is what having a crush feels like
  7. this is what overthinking feels like
  8. Ice Cream
  9. You Were Good to Me
  10. 3 Minutes - Single

All Albums of Marina Lin >

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