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I could tell you of romance, I could tell you of Sicily and sanctity, and what cold-blooded loving is like. You can touch me like an iron blade, rusted, perused; and carve into me stolen serenades. Jigsaw my dreams into sense, I’m a little too tired of waking up alone. We can do a give-and-take of hands and we can go look for things we lost. I could tell you how to love, if you can show me how to stop.
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Mar 6, 2015
Mar 6, 2015 at 10:36 PM UTC
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I could tell you of romance, I could tell you of Sicily and sanctity, and what cold-blooded loving is like. You can touch me like an iron blade, rusted, perused; and carve into me stolen serenades. Jigsaw my dreams into sense, I’m a little too tired of waking up alone. We can do a give-and-take of hands and we can go look for things we lost. I could tell you how to love, if you can show me how to stop.
rained-on-parade
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Mar 6, 2015
Mar 6, 2015 at 10:36 PM UTC
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