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A Page Left Blank

She sank, deep down into that cold fish tank

Eyes a-bleeding from words that sank

Right into her skull, her whole world dull

From the pain of the game, she's never the same

As she was when she felt so alone with her pain

 

Her eyes are tired, but she must be admired

For the woman she is ain't the woman she ain't

Cause she feels no restraint when she's off with the saint

Who paints her in a different light, not so uptight any more

And she offers him more than she ever gave before

(But she wasn't too sure)

 

For the days are on fire

And her burning desire

No longer goes on

For the old flame is gone

Along with the portrait

He blessed with a song

 

So come again soon, for the saviour's due back

Tied up in the sack, along with that leopard skin hat

That she wears in the night

The barman takes flight

And she looks quite a fright, with a fright

Whatever, at the girl she's become

Right under the thumb

 

Sees the web that she's spun

And all the **** that she's done

To be washed all away, in an instant of fun

Take care pretty lady, take care my sweet one

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phocks
Australian
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Feb 20, 2013
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