1936
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1936
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Heard you
Dropping your vest,
Fine perceptions humming
Inside my head.
Peaceful
Blankets of rest,
Feeling inside my mind,
Only your breath.
I can't see you now,
I've never felt this lonley taste,
Remeber dancing in the rain?
You step by,
You turn away,
You hide.
I can't just keep
Pretending all the way
You were mine.
Thoughtlessy
You comb your hair
And I
Wonder why there's
No way we can now share
Chores and fights.
Noises
Behind your wall
Find an empied sea,
It's mine and yours.
First time
Ever realised
Can you someway help us
Make them collide?
You're so bloody close
I never felt this lonely taste
Remeber dancing in the rain?
I reach out for thou,
While you just run your life.
You're diving in,
Those shallow spaces I recognise.
Thoughtlessy
You comb your hair
And I
Wonder why there's
No way we can now share
Chores and fights.
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