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Artist: Lisa Cerbone
Canonical path: /lisa-cerbone/ordinary-day
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Ordinary Day
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Ordinary Day
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As I walk away.
I'm struck by the ordinary day.
Girl in white.
Twirls against the blue of the sky. Far from shame.
Far from blame.
Far from where she came.
As I walk away.
I'm struck by the ordinary day.
Spanish boy.
Runs along the train tracks with a dog.
Far from shame.
Far from blame.
Far from where he came.
As I walk away.
I'm struck by the ordinary day.
I carry you underneath the stars shining in your room. Far from shame.
Far from blame.
This is where you came.
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