Crushed Velvet
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Crushed Velvet
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Through your eyes I saw the red sun burst and slowly melt into the dead
Sea... Through your eyes I watched your hand expand, and crush a dozen
Trees, like they were dead leaves. Through your ears I heard the mountain
Laugh, the banshee cry, the statue of mohammed roll a dice to plastic
Buddah, screaming "christ! Another six - I guess it's time to pack my
Things and head back slowly to nirvana. Through your senses I kissed dying
Time. Dying time. (is it?) so it goes we stand alone by standing stones and turn them into
Circles.
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