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Keening high notes mark our eyes with scattered tears that multiply with every breath we take in vain and every longing lover's sigh. Cellos resonate our hearts. Timpani drums announce our march, and when choirs sound like screams of pain I know what it feels like to remain apart.                                                                                   Al Coda                                                 Let's try this again,                                                 ere this depression,                                                 this lonely obsession,                                                 eats away at my brain. Keening high notes mark my eyes, because I know what it feels like to remain apart. It's the requiem of a broken heart. It's the sound of a Lark Ascending that falls before the symphony's ending; The caged lonely bird that dies at the start.
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May 2, 2015
May 2, 2015 at 10:50 PM UTC
Al Coda
Keening high notes mark our eyes with scattered tears that multiply with every breath we take in vain and every longing lover's sigh. Cellos resonate our hearts. Timpani drums announce our march, and when choirs sound like screams of pain I know what it feels like to remain apart.                                                                                   Al Coda                                                 Let's try this again,                                                 ere this depression,                                                 this lonely obsession,                                                 eats away at my brain. Keening high notes mark my eyes, because I know what it feels like to remain apart. It's the requiem of a broken heart. It's the sound of a Lark Ascending that falls before the symphony's ending; The caged lonely bird that dies at the start.
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May 2, 2015
May 2, 2015 at 10:50 PM UTC
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