Four Letter Word
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Four Letter Word
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I wish i could walk on water
Because i'd walk the moons reflection
To be with you
Maybe i should walk the completely opposite way
That jersey shore seems to be calling out my name
The thought of being with you
Is like when the sky grows so thin
That the moon and sun are no where in sight
Its this perfect silent night
That whispers
This is our july
July is
My least favorite four letter word
You are a four letter word
What takes this sun so long to set?
I guess that it wont matter
As long as it goes down
And the moon shines bright
How else will i find my way to you?
Do these perfect night skies mean
I'll never be seeing you?
If so then i am praying for rain
Ill whisper in your ear
Anything you want to hear
To make you feel the way i do
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