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You were asleep When I walked into your room You're the one person Who I would wake up I put my hand on your shoulder and sit down Your eyes open You're still in your work shirt I take your earrings off I give you my hands and move close "So warm," you say "Only your hands are cold" I would walk through your double doors rarely are they both open And everything is warm in this house Only my hands are cold And the sky's heart of fire in this sea of burning coal Our feet feel the bricks get warmer Only my hands are cold And when the rare day comes You're chilled to the bone I would run to help you Only...my hands are cold
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Mar 31, 2017
Mar 31, 2017 at 11:53 PM UTC
Hands
You were asleep When I walked into your room You're the one person Who I would wake up I put my hand on your shoulder and sit down Your eyes open You're still in your work shirt I take your earrings off I give you my hands and move close "So warm," you say "Only your hands are cold" I would walk through your double doors rarely are they both open And everything is warm in this house Only my hands are cold And the sky's heart of fire in this sea of burning coal Our feet feel the bricks get warmer Only my hands are cold And when the rare day comes You're chilled to the bone I would run to help you Only...my hands are cold
THEUnknown
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Mar 31, 2017
Mar 31, 2017 at 11:53 PM UTC
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