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Artist: This Town Needs Guns
Canonical path: /this-town-needs-guns/japanese-ultra-violence-in-d-minor
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Japanese Ultra-violence In D-minor
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Japanese Ultra-violence In D-minor
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Your words fell
heavy from poison lips.
Whose tips that I,
once kissed.
A long time ago,
before lifes paths filled
with obstacles.
In silence,
we two became one
but not for long
and all because
it made sense
when I was young and stupid
Now all at once am I
grounded by
your memory...
...but memories play tricks on me
Take over now.
Satisfied,
you might as well
stay home.
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