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Your spine curves like a saxophone, I intend to play our symphonies on the pearls that decorate your skin, That trumpet in your throat sings loud and full of life, Please share it with me tonight, The metronome across your chest is a warm reminder of who I have been looking for, We do not even notice the broken strings we share in our necks, looked past tongue tied apologies in the midmorning outros, lay with me here tonight, as if we were a chorus, in just the right tune
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Sep 27, 2014
Sep 27, 2014 at 11:20 PM UTC
Chorus
Your spine curves like a saxophone, I intend to play our symphonies on the pearls that decorate your skin, That trumpet in your throat sings loud and full of life, Please share it with me tonight, The metronome across your chest is a warm reminder of who I have been looking for, We do not even notice the broken strings we share in our necks, looked past tongue tied apologies in the midmorning outros, lay with me here tonight, as if we were a chorus, in just the right tune
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Sep 27, 2014
Sep 27, 2014 at 11:20 PM UTC
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