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“My Blue Jesus”

Working martyrs of the boulevard un-ring bells Over bleachers in heaven and box seats in hell While the simple saints with time to serve Just hold their hands up on all the curves My blue Jesus take a look at me And whisper to me what you see Bind me up and draw me near Make me strong enough to hear
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Written by
Bpathos
36 / F / Alameda, Calif.
Published
Sep 9, 2020
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There must be an entity that dictates the hubris. Life consists of wandering through the known and unknown, waiting to see witch gets us first.

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