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Artist: Tiarah
Canonical path: /tiarah/ps
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P.S.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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P.S.
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Many years have passed
Since I first saw your eyes,
And I remember your smile was like a butterfly.
You turned my nights into days, you found so many ways,
To make me feel like I am a child again.
For some reason, the summer season
Reminds me of the days I used to play in the sand
This kid is gone, you are the only one
So please just hold out your hand.
You don't need to go.
'Cos something,
There's something I think that you should know.
[Inside my heart buried you are]
These are my last words for you.
I still wait for the bus that could take me
Away from this place that reminds me of the kid
Who didn't care and would dare to throw it all way.
And no matter what you say,
In the end it all just goes away
And we are left here with dust in our hands.
These are my last words for you.
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