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Artist: Nodes Of Ranvier
Canonical path: /nodes-of-ranvier/don-t-blink-or-we-may-miss-it
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Don't Blink (Or We May Miss It)
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Don't Blink (Or We May Miss It)
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The very idea of beauty died so long ago
But sometimes I catch a glimpse
At the call of your name or the touch of another's hand
I see this place as Adam once saw Eden
(and I see people as Adam once saw Eve)
But gone is the garden of perfection
(The dirt we've become is the dirt we came from)
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