Everything's changed
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Everything's changed
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Of course i feel as if the light of youth has gone
The innocence both you and i have known
Clenching teeth who can undo
Open eyes become a noose and soon.
Everything's changed
And the dust that i have come from
I return to
broken back unbending knee
wait. and soon sorrow.
Naked heart it seems too much for me to bear
Of pleasures past. fast your work is left to decay
I've seen where this path will lead
Through red earth and fallen leaves before.
Everything's changed
And the dust that i have come from
I return to
Broken back. unbending knee. Wait.
Take the road
Find a source of comfort. of comfort
Here you come, here you come
With one eye open
And one eye closed
Staggering.
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