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He speaks every night in my brain The man speaks a dusty sound And echoes all around and my ears burn From lips that hadn't moved around And for many years a frozen smile And the dead man he would Whisper tales of loss and guile In my brain and the echoes All around and The living listened held their breath A story rising after death and the Secrets buried deep and cold and A truth the earth could not withhold His voice a rustle in the breeze Disturbed the quiet of the trees He told of treasure hidden well Then faded back into his shell.
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Mar 10
Mar 10, 2026 at 3:59 PM UTC
The Dead Man Speaks Every Night.
He speaks every night in my brain The man speaks a dusty sound And echoes all around and my ears burn From lips that hadn't moved around And for many years a frozen smile And the dead man he would Whisper tales of loss and guile In my brain and the echoes All around and The living listened held their breath A story rising after death and the Secrets buried deep and cold and A truth the earth could not withhold His voice a rustle in the breeze Disturbed the quiet of the trees He told of treasure hidden well Then faded back into his shell.
Life And Death.
david-p-carroll
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Mar 10
Mar 10, 2026 at 3:59 PM UTC
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