Barbwire
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Barbwire
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You are the sun bright in day,
Shining over me from dawn until dusk.
Being easily amused by the things
That I can only smirk at.
Your thoughts and ideas
Glisten and cascade
In the many things you accomplish.
Mine shimmer and sparkle in a darker presence
Of the accomplishments I am proud of.
You always seem so happy,
I always look so sad.
Having a full and complete grasp of your lectures,
While I am constantly misunderstood if understood at all.
I am the moon dark in the night.
When my time comes to shine you are gone.
And I play my guitar with barbed wire strings,
And pay for the memories that I have captured.
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Atticus performs "Barbwire", and this lyric page sits inside the Atticus catalog on LyroVerse.
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