Hunting
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Hunting
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The man who cares for the woman
He has no job but he's trying
And the eyes outside
That see his plight
They relish what he's losing
The time passes with no end in sight
And it's hard to see the light
In a storm
But the shark sees underneath the water
And the shark knows what can be gained
By the death of another
Her eyes blink
And her thoughts race
As she tries to fight the tears from her eyes
But like the moth to the flame
Without fear of the pain
The sex overwhelmes the shame
The time passes with no end in sight
And it's hard to see the light
Through the dark of a storm
But the shark sees underneath the water
And the shark knows what can be gained
By the death of another
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