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Laying on my back on my bed alone Fingers laced, hands over my forehead Fans mechanical whirring, trying to soothe my ravaged mind Replaying in my head, every word exchanged on the phone Moonlit shadows pirouette across my walls Smoothly and so gradually they become our shadow selfs Our very own love story playing out like a movie shown At an old time drvin-in, the screen so big you can't miss a thing It shows our endless nights of talking, about all our hopes and fears And how we nurtured our love and respect and how it's grown The shadows played on, to show that first ****** kiss Our lips interlacing for what seems to be a life time Two bodies entangling, if you listen you can even hear the moan Our shadow selfs now inseparable, the rest of our lifes spent together Even as the shadows slip across the screen and age creeps in It is the greatest love story I have ever seen, it's our story that the moonlit matinee sown
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Feb 27, 2016
Feb 27, 2016 at 2:43 AM UTC
moonlight Matinee
Laying on my back on my bed alone Fingers laced, hands over my forehead Fans mechanical whirring, trying to soothe my ravaged mind Replaying in my head, every word exchanged on the phone Moonlit shadows pirouette across my walls Smoothly and so gradually they become our shadow selfs Our very own love story playing out like a movie shown At an old time drvin-in, the screen so big you can't miss a thing It shows our endless nights of talking, about all our hopes and fears And how we nurtured our love and respect and how it's grown The shadows played on, to show that first ****** kiss Our lips interlacing for what seems to be a life time Two bodies entangling, if you listen you can even hear the moan Our shadow selfs now inseparable, the rest of our lifes spent together Even as the shadows slip across the screen and age creeps in It is the greatest love story I have ever seen, it's our story that the moonlit matinee sown
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Feb 27, 2016
Feb 27, 2016 at 2:43 AM UTC
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