Year of the Rabbit
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Year of the Rabbit
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Don't say goodnight. Is this your life, or are you holding on?
Dear it's alright to say enough!
To let your body break down.
And they will never know what broke your heart.
If only I could say how sorry I felt.
Don't turn your head- it's hard enough to know it's all my fault.
Yes, I regret I laid myself out when your eyes cried, "please help me darling'.
Don't say goodnight! It's not enough to get me through this night.
Don't say goodbye, it's not alright to know you're hurting and I cannot help you.
And they will never know what broke your heart.
And all the words escape from out of my mouth.
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Yes. The related section below points to An Idea Is a Greater Monument Than a Cathedral and Everything Is Connected and Everything Matters (A Temporary Solution To A Permanent Problem) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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