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Your phone face-down is louder than drums; mine lights with your lock-screen hush. You call it simple, then set a puzzle, new pattern over the same old alarm. Love is not a code to crack— it’s the back door with one good handle, a rusted latch lifts for names, an emptied chair, unclicked cup. If loving me is simple, why the change again? I want the key that knows my hand. Leave the key, or go.
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leave the key Your phone face-down, drums Mine glows, lock-screen hush You call love simple, sure Then change the code at dusk New pattern on old alarm I wait, I miss the bus You say it’s not a test But you hide the door leave the key by the door say my name once more no codes, no puzzles, no more leave the key by the door A rusted latch still lifts For names we used to trust Two mugs go cold, unclicked One chair keeps gathering dust If loving me is simple Why swap the lock on us You say it’s not a test Then you move the door leave the key by the door (say my name once more) no codes, no puzzles, no more leave the key by the door Know my hand Let it turn leave the key by the door say my name once more no codes, no puzzles, no more leave the key by the door leave the key by the door (say my name once more) no codes, no puzzles, no more leave the key by the door leave the key
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