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At the foot of the bed, a pair of lace, gently resting side by side, are waiting for the slender toe to creep inside and hide She gently prowls and waits around until the light is dim, your eyes are weary, your strength is faint Do not let the Shadow Lady in. She coos and soothes, seemingly to say just “what you need” And promises what she can not give do not let the Shadow Lady in Leave the room, turn the Light, Throw her shoes through the side glass door Do not let her feet, into her shoes hide, The Shadow Lady’s Slippers do not abide
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Aug 19, 2010
Aug 19, 2010 at 2:33 PM UTC
The Shadow Lady (Part II)
At the foot of the bed, a pair of lace, gently resting side by side, are waiting for the slender toe to creep inside and hide She gently prowls and waits around until the light is dim, your eyes are weary, your strength is faint Do not let the Shadow Lady in. She coos and soothes, seemingly to say just “what you need” And promises what she can not give do not let the Shadow Lady in Leave the room, turn the Light, Throw her shoes through the side glass door Do not let her feet, into her shoes hide, The Shadow Lady’s Slippers do not abide
2008-2009 Formerly, "The Shadow Lady's Slippers"
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Aug 19, 2010
Aug 19, 2010 at 2:33 PM UTC
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