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I can feel your heartbeat a mile away The faint memory makes me smile For if only I could must the courage today To face what I've not faced in a while The bravest of men fall at their hands In midst of the magnificent splendor The hopes for which we could understand Will only further my ignorant candor I too cannot sleep in this cold night Alone and waiting for something to arrive Do you hear the voices and their plight For it is my heart that cannot survive When the bells ring their custom sounds To sounds of the nothing to come I will soothe my hearts lonely rounds For this kind of fate is only meant for some
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Oct 23, 2011
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