Does the other person ever know you left out the part that would break them?
Legacy
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When morning comes and the alarm screams at 6am, you're gonna have to go. I swear.
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Does the other person ever know you left out the part that would break them?
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When morning comes and the alarm screams at 6am, you're gonna have to go. I swear.
It's not coldness. It was just one night.
Us lying there, and a heavy silence fell between us.
It felt like friendship.
And I already don't know what I'm gonna say when the sun comes up.
You taste like chocolate and smell like vanilla.
This is gonna haunt me for months.
But we're just friends. And I'm gonna keep you safe.
Your legacy is safe with me.
I remember that rainy day.
You running down the street like the world was chasing you.
What kind of body is that, huh? I was stunned.
And last night I got dizzy from your scent.
When morning comes and the alarm screams at 6am, you're gonna have to go. I swear.
It's not coldness. It was just one night.
Us lying there...
When you came over yesterday, we stayed silent for hours.
And I have no idea why.
But I love your blue jeans.
And that little silver chain around your neck.
We're just friends. Your legacy is safe with me.
Taste of chocolate. Smell of vanilla.
This isn't leaving my head anytime soon.
We're just friends. Your legacy is safe with me.
If I could, I would choose you.
But we're water and fire...
Legacy.
Judson Kaique, 08/02/2026
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If you never say it out loud then maybe you both get to pretend it didn't happen, and that's somehow kinder than being honest.
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Is the hardest part saying 'we're just friends' or is it actually believing it?
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The blue jeans. The silver chain. The vanilla smell at 6am when everything ends. Those are the ones.
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The silence between you. I wrote that line down and it stayed with me all day.
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Does it still count as friendship after you both know it was something else and decide not to say it?
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The part about not knowing what you'd say when the sun came up. Yeah.
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Does that distance that starts when you say goodbye to someone you just held feel like you're lying the whole morning?
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Does the other person ever know you left out the part that would break them?