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She had moonpie eyes and a wildcat smile, draped by slow smooth sip of whiskey hair, the color of corn in the wispy July air And she wore purple and white Irises speckled with yellow as her dress, flowing in the tall grass beneath a willow sky Her feet embraced the earth between her toes, as she twirled a whirl of moonlight, shadowing the daytime's blazing sun And like a cradle rocking, held me like I was newborn
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Aug 2, 2016
Aug 2, 2016 at 5:31 PM UTC
Tennessee waltz
She had moonpie eyes and a wildcat smile, draped by slow smooth sip of whiskey hair, the color of corn in the wispy July air And she wore purple and white Irises speckled with yellow as her dress, flowing in the tall grass beneath a willow sky Her feet embraced the earth between her toes, as she twirled a whirl of moonlight, shadowing the daytime's blazing sun And like a cradle rocking, held me like I was newborn
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Aug 2, 2016
Aug 2, 2016 at 5:31 PM UTC
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