Born In a Flash
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Born In a Flash
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Photograph, lookin' down at me
I'm lookin' at the past
Something about my family in high contrast
Something about my infancy in white and black
Something about my memories
In a photograph, a portrait of the past
Born in a flash
Polaroid, 1954
It was a Polaroid
'55 through '56
Were undestroyed, daddy was an anarchist
We can't afford
Somebody catching wind of this here
Polaroid, a portrait of before
Born in a flash
Born in a flash
A little piece of the past
Born in a flash
Photograph, a portrait of the past
Born in a flash
Born in a flash
Born in a flash
Born in a flash
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