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I don't care if I only get to live once, Because at least then I get to look at the stars. I want to cut them down one by one and keep them somewhere safe, in an old yellowed journal between the sheets, I I wanna keep you somewhere safe between my sheets. This light globe keeps on spinning makes me dizzy, it's a ride, it's my stop and I wanna get off. Make this carousel stop. Or lay it on the table, all promise and paint, let it play you a sleeping song, Til your butterfly lids crinkle in a pale yellow light Like the paper in the journal That held the stars.
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Feb 4, 2013
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