Nostalgia Lyrics - Firme Homegirl Oldies 2 - Ms Krazie

I'm still sitting here it's twelve o'clock on the dot 

And I've been at it for days but see I don't know where to start 

You'dbe amazed at the things that crossed my mind esa noche 

See I contemplated suicide and overdosed on roches 

Kick back firme but it still aint the same 

don't hear u calling my name and whos to blame mijo 

I gave u everything and I was left with nada 

Lost in the fog 

Me perdi en una nube de mariguana 

Eyes bacame foggy simon I tried to hold it back 

But I'm broken down in pieces 

And patron is where it's at 

I just couldn't understand you 

You said it was forever 

Would you leave my side? 

You always told me never 

So trip out 

When the days turn into nights 

They both end up wasted 

Bottle after bottle see I didn't want to face it 

You were gone and I was out 

On my own 

Many came to take your place 

But my heart was turned to stone 

I didn't feel like lovin anyone 

Cause after you I died 

I moved on walked away 

You can't say I didn't try 

I tried to make it work until the very end 

And once again you were all out of excuses to pretend 

But I don't blame you, it's firme u threw it all away 

Just like my homeboy Duende said 

"I'd rather be alone instead" 

You made me what I am and I learned to live without you 

And even though it hurt to say good-bye 

I'm cool without you 

It's been a couple of months, but it seems longer 

Me la paso doing what I do best 

Try to be stronger 

Kept your pictures locked up 

But everytime I'm fucked up 

I remember what we went through that september full of anger 

Regrets nostalgia amor puro y odio 

Las cosas que vivimos cuando andabamos de novios 

You can't compare it believe me holmes I tried it 

Y el vato de mis suenos wasn't you I can't deny it 

Now I'm drifting on a memory you took a part of me 

So I try not to think about lo que we used to be 

Porque duele cara vez que yo empiezo a recordarte 

But I never thought it would be so hard para olvidarte, Chales