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Back Where You Belong

I guess it's time To put this ruby red heart Back in it's ebony chest Along with a few pearls of wisdom, A piece of broken jade for luck, And a bit of sunshine for the warmth he once gave Lock it up tight With unbending iron and fright I'll bury it deep Swallow the key With the only treasure map tattooed on my sleeve Where I used to wear my heart That once did beat
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Written by
dawntreader
Published
Jan 12, 2017
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#love#sadness#dead#madness#heartbroken#gone#loveless
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