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old                   rolling stock                 late at night,                 quiet, cold,      silent & still     in loves last,        dusty, dark         sideing yard,   we are                 *un                                 coupling*              From now                      you are the past                                Blame that was cast                        has set fast.                         Loves last link,     our                        boys,    will be bro               ken... more.         Now only ha          lf mine. We both     saw red. The insipid signal lamp. I could not hold us all together. I couldn’t halt your pull away. Not with acts nor words nor love.  and so, with out Destined for                                                                     different                                 lines.                                     Disembark. Stand clear. This train terminates here.
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Aug 4, 2016
Aug 4, 2016 at 12:37 AM UTC
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old                   rolling stock                 late at night,                 quiet, cold,      silent & still     in loves last,        dusty, dark         sideing yard,   we are                 *un                                 coupling*              From now                      you are the past                                Blame that was cast                        has set fast.                         Loves last link,     our                        boys,    will be bro               ken... more.         Now only ha          lf mine. We both     saw red. The insipid signal lamp. I could not hold us all together. I couldn’t halt your pull away. Not with acts nor words nor love.  and so, with out Destined for                                                                     different                                 lines.                                     Disembark. Stand clear. This train terminates here.
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Aug 4, 2016
Aug 4, 2016 at 12:37 AM UTC
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