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Harmonies

by ezra

Sometimes I think We speak different languages Yours is so thick and harsh and punc-tu-a-ted, And mine, mellow and soft and op-en-heart-ed. When we walk around, people stare and glare, Looking at some interracial couple From the nineteen-twenties' But you know what? They're just freakin' tone-deaf; Our harmonies are way too Avant-garde
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Nov 23, 2014
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#love#life#heart#you#me#speak#couple#language#stare#harmony
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