Letters To The Far Reaches
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Letters To The Far Reaches
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Flickering on, sad to see the season
Come and gone away
My black-eyed friends couldn't stay
I'm afraid
Now I'm left with a mess
I'm way too overdressed for casual guests in time
They've all always got to be leaving
All the long long times
Sometimes we fight
And I don't treat my stomach right
Every night
It hurts
and I don't know what's worse
the eyes or words.
Flickering on, sad to see the season
Come and gone away
My black-eyed friends couldn't stay
My black-eyed friends couldn't stay
My black-eyed friends couldn't stay
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