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I'm standing at the edge of cliffs that stretch on through Norway. Looking down I see another me. Deciding if I've got what it takes to go through this doorway. I'm at a junction of paths with more than your average split. I've got endless roads which lead nowhere. Apprehension in my voice but I can't see where you won't fit. You're a little special though because I smile like a fool when you're near. You won't see me with the same eyes. That's all I'll ever fear. We stayed up late last night. Together - you could have left. Though I'm glad you stayed. Was it me you stayed for? Your a natural beauty more than these rocks and views in the Kjerag. It's more than body, pulse and heart. Its all of you I've gotta have. When I thought I'd met them all. Struggling to find a spark. I've never met anyone like you. Now you're all I think of in the dark. Take my hand and show me love Out beyond the imaginary.
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Sep 25, 2015
Sep 25, 2015 at 1:42 PM UTC
The Beauty of Norway
I'm standing at the edge of cliffs that stretch on through Norway. Looking down I see another me. Deciding if I've got what it takes to go through this doorway. I'm at a junction of paths with more than your average split. I've got endless roads which lead nowhere. Apprehension in my voice but I can't see where you won't fit. You're a little special though because I smile like a fool when you're near. You won't see me with the same eyes. That's all I'll ever fear. We stayed up late last night. Together - you could have left. Though I'm glad you stayed. Was it me you stayed for? Your a natural beauty more than these rocks and views in the Kjerag. It's more than body, pulse and heart. Its all of you I've gotta have. When I thought I'd met them all. Struggling to find a spark. I've never met anyone like you. Now you're all I think of in the dark. Take my hand and show me love Out beyond the imaginary.
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Sep 25, 2015
Sep 25, 2015 at 1:42 PM UTC
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