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by @AndrewLeviManson

I have ripped apart the photographs we had yet to take, and I have wept my love, oh how I have wept. I have said farewell to the children we had yet to make, and I have bled my love, oh how I have bled. I have watched our viable future burning at the stake, and I have cried my love, oh how I have cried. I have buried my dream and spoke at its wake, And I have died my love, oh how I have died.
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