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August started out like all the other months, there had been so many The highs and lows of many seasons saw my pockets spent of just a penny Saw my recollections stacked to amount to rubble, just prized as memories And pieces of puzzles, ill fitted together, produced gaps within my psyche Crossroads bring me to a full stop I'm haunted by the ghosts that linger Pointing this way and that way, back the way I came, demanding I stand right here But I've been down this road before It's littered with the pieces of me that died, and became just carrion But like a Phenix, burning deep inside I flicked off the ash and moved on Singing my Swan Song and     I       cry Your drugs don't let me sleep at night Your love just leaves me cold The road I took, just last lifetime Left me broken and bitter old Better luck I find, on an old but familiar road, I may have walked it all before But I left the story untold
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Aug 13, 2014
Aug 13, 2014 at 5:49 AM UTC
I've been down this road before
August started out like all the other months, there had been so many The highs and lows of many seasons saw my pockets spent of just a penny Saw my recollections stacked to amount to rubble, just prized as memories And pieces of puzzles, ill fitted together, produced gaps within my psyche Crossroads bring me to a full stop I'm haunted by the ghosts that linger Pointing this way and that way, back the way I came, demanding I stand right here But I've been down this road before It's littered with the pieces of me that died, and became just carrion But like a Phenix, burning deep inside I flicked off the ash and moved on Singing my Swan Song and     I       cry Your drugs don't let me sleep at night Your love just leaves me cold The road I took, just last lifetime Left me broken and bitter old Better luck I find, on an old but familiar road, I may have walked it all before But I left the story untold
helen
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Aug 13, 2014
Aug 13, 2014 at 5:49 AM UTC
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