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The band plays Arms in the air while feet stomp the ground Girls cross the dance floor like a caravan The music still plays since I said goodbye long ago It's the same party, different people. Thick cigarette smoke stands still on the patio. A glass of white wine swirled in hand with delight The joy, the laughter, the old friends say hello One by one with stamps or wristbands on tight They all come eventually but some will never go I remember this circus from long ago With its memories and moments I so dearly hold If you ever find the door and need a ride home Just wait until tomorrow's sun gives enough light to see the road Don't worry about missing the show The band still plays
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Mar 23, 2013
Mar 23, 2013 at 1:33 PM UTC
Camaraderie
The band plays Arms in the air while feet stomp the ground Girls cross the dance floor like a caravan The music still plays since I said goodbye long ago It's the same party, different people. Thick cigarette smoke stands still on the patio. A glass of white wine swirled in hand with delight The joy, the laughter, the old friends say hello One by one with stamps or wristbands on tight They all come eventually but some will never go I remember this circus from long ago With its memories and moments I so dearly hold If you ever find the door and need a ride home Just wait until tomorrow's sun gives enough light to see the road Don't worry about missing the show The band still plays
kevin-eli
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Mar 23, 2013
Mar 23, 2013 at 1:33 PM UTC
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