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HYL?
03:47
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How you living
How’s it going out there
Are you alone
Or did you find someone giving
Just as I know you could
Are you still cold
Swear I wake up each morning in a mystical haze
Thinking about how I’m wrong
The world isn’t to blame for my selfish ways
Time to get up and hold strong
Not the first time
Nor the last yet
I’ve been high on all that’s left
What’s been missing
How did I lose that spark
Wheres it come from
It’s been a long intermission
Gotta get it over
Let’s get that next part
So I step on the sidewalk just to feel the cold rain shiver me down to the core
At least that pain’s real something quickly obtained
to focus on and take control
When the lantern dims
theres knocking on the door
Getting asked that same question evermore
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soft smile
03:01
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It’s a soft smile off to the races
Keeps me grounded
Keeps me safest
In a while I’ll be elated
Tasting the sugar of your creation
Like that deep blue valley cut from the glacier splitting rocks
Lies a gorgeous vista through the trees and circling hawks
It’s been forged over time don’t ever start to thinking
this is where love was lost
Resting on your side I see it now
The U-shape is us
It’s a soft smile when I think of those faces
Carry them with me to different places
In my heart I sense something changing
Cooking her dinner the revelation
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Mockery Cincinnati, Ohio
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