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Artist: This Town Needs Guns
Canonical path: /this-town-needs-guns/zebra
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Zebra
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Zebra
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Caught forever on paper torn tethered,
Time sends its regards from pictures that never saw
The light of day.
Just tucked in a box and hoarded away
So that eyes could never gaze upon faces of old
Memories that I had longed to hold
So hold me now
That I am not strong enough to hold myself
I am old enough now
To know better than to bare my cross alone
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