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I felt the rain, I lived the thunder.

I'm standing here and I'm watching the storm pass over Still seeing the sparks of lightning as they drift further and further away Still feeling a twinge of pain with every distant rumble And I take a deep breath and I close my eyes And realize That I'm safe and its finally, finally over. And a bird flies silently, overhead, out of the clouds, and I know, That I'm free.
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May 15, 2011
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