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Tell them it was him Tell them it was all a mistake Show them something from your purse And say that he gave it to you Describe her face and the touch of her hand Sing about places you stood together Where your footprints have never been And how the memories still burn in your soul Dance the long-lived grudge against them For reasons no one can quite remember Paint it all with red and black Mount your words on pikes And your voice from the wires And leave behind a Daguerreotype That hangs suspended in the air When you're gone
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Sep 23, 2013
Sep 23, 2013 at 11:43 AM UTC
Where Your Footprints Have Never Been
Tell them it was him Tell them it was all a mistake Show them something from your purse And say that he gave it to you Describe her face and the touch of her hand Sing about places you stood together Where your footprints have never been And how the memories still burn in your soul Dance the long-lived grudge against them For reasons no one can quite remember Paint it all with red and black Mount your words on pikes And your voice from the wires And leave behind a Daguerreotype That hangs suspended in the air When you're gone
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Sep 23, 2013
Sep 23, 2013 at 11:43 AM UTC
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