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A Mind Half Full and Half in Flames

Madness grabs hold of me

Fog drifts through my ear

Nothing can wake me

Dead on my feet

 

There must be a real reason

No suffering without cause

Frustrates me to wonder

Can't cut the veil

 

Maybe I was a murderer

My soul feels so aged

Mischief might follow it

Sins of my heart

 

Sleeping is like burning

Waking brings drowning

Sweet rest must hide

In somebody's bed

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shane-devere-stewart
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Published
Jun 19, 2013
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