Perennial Movement II
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Perennial Movement II
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I've been to hell and back again
And it was paradise
I saw foe and I saw friend
In her emerald green eyes
I witnessed darkness entwined
In the brightest shining light
And days begging for night
And I missed her, each new dawn, alone
Humble wishes inhabit the scream
And I do remember
Remnants of a dying dream so sweet
And so tender
Was the experience real or did I invent her
Yet I'll miss her, each new dawn, alone
Like a white feathered wing
Sweeping over my face
Where secrets did spring
Now swiftly replaced
I can't recall the time or the place
But I'll miss her, each new dawn, alone
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