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Down By The River

Down by the river, a girl sings her song about the lost and the damned. It's a cycle, looping itself. Down by the river, she watches it flow all on her own, with nowhere to go. The lost and the damned never felt so close to home. Down by the river, no one knows, the girl who sings her song floats to the sea. Down by the river, an old man goes, "Where does this current go? Does anyone know?" The river whispers back, with the musical voice of the girl "Oh shouldn't you know? It takes us back home."
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cayce-mcquillan
20 / F
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Written by
cayce-mcquillan
20 / F
Published
Jan 28, 2018
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