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All Blue

Steeples scraping at the tired blue sky A little boy with bright blue eyes A blue bug flies up a lady’s dress The radio plays a Blue Christmas The ocean mirrors a pale blue cloud The stars are watching from their blue shroud A dark blue ship is sailing in The dock is blue and crumbling A dark man fishes with his bluest pole Services end, a blue bell tolls A boy and girl, pick blueberries Her blue skirt caught on a thorn tree I’m feeling blue, I’m not sure why You wore a suit, a light blue tie The minutes change the clock is blue My shoes and eyes and sorrow too So I drag a blunt blade across a blue vein And this red blood pours out my blue pain
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Nov 12, 2010
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Carrick 2009

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