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If you feel it now
04:08
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only move your mouth couldn't make a sound wasted your voice on the words you thought would be profound and if you feel it now you probably won't tomorrow because when the sun goes down you will follow
feels just like the day the City of Glasgow sank beneath the waves lost in the shadows all that's been forgotten words cannot contain and all that you have left is just a picture of the frame
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False dawn
05:37
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white gold and yellow silver divided up can never be sutured rarer forms might stand beneath you but nothing less could ever inspire
false dawn and mock sun held in place would never suit her and what could it possibly matter if i stalled their circular sleepwalk
hollywood and holy water share between them a similar order both attempt but only guess at the things they've tried so hard to replace
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Opal Hush Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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