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My life was hot and heavy, It was slow and calm, There was no cool breeze, It was time for a storm, I could see how fast you were coming, The cold front in the bay, You flew over the hills and valleys, Nothing could get in your way, Bringing a few rain drops with the cool air, You were a welcomed break, But I never would have gueased, That you my very core could shake, I heard the thunder over the horizon, As the drops their numbers maintain, Haulting my joyous ***** Thoughout the falling rain, Before I could get to cover, The storm has larger grown, And hail begins to fall, But not your full potential shown, Hiding under anything I can find, You rip the sky appart, Then a bolt of lightning, Strikes directly on my heart, Engulfed by your storm, I cannot find my way out, And shocked by your lightning, My heart has no more doubt, I love the thrill of thunder, But never can I be, Closer to my true love, Without the sting of thee,
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May 26, 2016
May 26, 2016 at 8:14 AM UTC
Thunder
My life was hot and heavy, It was slow and calm, There was no cool breeze, It was time for a storm, I could see how fast you were coming, The cold front in the bay, You flew over the hills and valleys, Nothing could get in your way, Bringing a few rain drops with the cool air, You were a welcomed break, But I never would have gueased, That you my very core could shake, I heard the thunder over the horizon, As the drops their numbers maintain, Haulting my joyous ***** Thoughout the falling rain, Before I could get to cover, The storm has larger grown, And hail begins to fall, But not your full potential shown, Hiding under anything I can find, You rip the sky appart, Then a bolt of lightning, Strikes directly on my heart, Engulfed by your storm, I cannot find my way out, And shocked by your lightning, My heart has no more doubt, I love the thrill of thunder, But never can I be, Closer to my true love, Without the sting of thee,
jacob-eirschele
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May 26, 2016
May 26, 2016 at 8:14 AM UTC
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