Maintaining Radio Silence
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Maintaining Radio Silence
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i've got some thoughts to share with you.
can you hear it's on fire? head in hands.
face to the floor.
and i can't feel your breath.
i had a dream and you were there.
hadn't seen you in such a long time.
it's been such a long time.
and all i could think is it's the last time.
why don't we take advantage of this?
paint shows sunset hills.
teardrops in the bedroom were never meant for this.
if we turned back the clock we'd never get what we want.
i wish i could change it all.
and change it back for you.
i guess this is goodbye.
this goodbye it means forever.
but i knew you would be back.
system's overloading.
vital signs are failing.
and i can feel your breath.
system's overloading.
vital signs are failing.
and i can see your breath.
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