Bombed Out Marriages
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Bombed Out Marriages
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Well, as far as she could see
There is no method to this madness
As patient as she thought herself to be
She's having trouble sleeping in meaning's absence
Like a lover she will never see
There is a memory of a memory
As complicated as she explains her life to be
She feels most warm in simplicity
They are still having bombed out marriages during wars
There's a feeling stronger than redrawn borders
There is more to this day than a swallowing of the night
There is more to this darkness than a swallowing of the light
We are what we understand ourselves to be
Feel most warm in simplicity
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