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When I look back on my past All I see are strangers Unfamiliar faces Cloud my memories Portraits all around Hung about my walls The faces I remember But the names I can’t recall Its such an odd phenomena every man convinces himself the world cares about his yada ya To think the universe gives a single thought to the cost of our lost friends a departure we taught ourselves to fight the light is no longer litten we watched it quaver and waver as our destiny was written we saw the disappearing. sounding throughout our hearing, and told ourselves what would be done But soon the notes of our heart had been restrung we waited, heartstrings faded out of tune, out of motive, melodies flat The rhyme scheme of life ended like- this. When I look back on my past All I see are strangers All the familiar faces of past friends I’ve failed Portraits all around Hung about my walls Force me to remember The names I wish I could recall
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Sep 7, 2015
Sep 7, 2015 at 8:03 PM UTC
How Things Were
When I look back on my past All I see are strangers Unfamiliar faces Cloud my memories Portraits all around Hung about my walls The faces I remember But the names I can’t recall Its such an odd phenomena every man convinces himself the world cares about his yada ya To think the universe gives a single thought to the cost of our lost friends a departure we taught ourselves to fight the light is no longer litten we watched it quaver and waver as our destiny was written we saw the disappearing. sounding throughout our hearing, and told ourselves what would be done But soon the notes of our heart had been restrung we waited, heartstrings faded out of tune, out of motive, melodies flat The rhyme scheme of life ended like- this. When I look back on my past All I see are strangers All the familiar faces of past friends I’ve failed Portraits all around Hung about my walls Force me to remember The names I wish I could recall
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Cleveland
Sep 7, 2015
Sep 7, 2015 at 8:03 PM UTC
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