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Bellowing in Aganoized Melancholy

Loved you like a summer’s day I swim in the sea of tragic thought

If you Simply loved

If you simply cared

why did you need to throw it away

Nothing more for me to do but to see you go

Your hand was in mine and then it turned to dust

My hand was in yours and then it turned to dust

Now

The only thing that touches my hand is my face

Bellowed in agonizing melancholy

The sun refuses to shine, even when so blistery bright

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Dec 24, 2010
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