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In yellow fields.

In yellow fields today, I made my stand. Before God, On this beautiful plain, I cursed myself, Wishing I were never born. The crickets, The flies, All witness to my screams, Blissfully ignorant to my problems. They hop and buzz about As if nothing were happening. Do you feel the same? May the mountains be my witness, You're everywhere that I go, In every beautiful thing, you're there. Every sunset, Every picture, Every woman. Oh, how you torture me. In green forests, I sat and dreamed Of a day when this would no longer hurt me. I raised my hands as high as the emerald towers around me stood. I closed my eyes. And I prayed for an end to my pain. An end came. In yellow fields today, My love came running back to me.
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Apr 15, 2013
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