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The phone line dripped apologies While I sat silently All 3,000 miles north of me Isolation froze solid on this moment He had a heart attack they tell me The room gift wrapped around me Ripped open Exposing a flaky rib cage My arms wanted to stretch back home Grab his heart And palpitate his benevolence Rewinding muscle memory I have been told too many lies in hospitals Watched a plethora of lives fall victim Heard too many **** machines scream Longing for the lost all too often So I reprogrammed a code For my Heart to beat overtime To satiate the hearts That no longer exist
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Jan 17, 2015
Jan 17, 2015 at 12:33 PM UTC
Heart attack
The phone line dripped apologies While I sat silently All 3,000 miles north of me Isolation froze solid on this moment He had a heart attack they tell me The room gift wrapped around me Ripped open Exposing a flaky rib cage My arms wanted to stretch back home Grab his heart And palpitate his benevolence Rewinding muscle memory I have been told too many lies in hospitals Watched a plethora of lives fall victim Heard too many **** machines scream Longing for the lost all too often So I reprogrammed a code For my Heart to beat overtime To satiate the hearts That no longer exist
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Jan 17, 2015
Jan 17, 2015 at 12:33 PM UTC
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