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. Her sweet ***** dreams Lay shattered in the lunch court By the water fountain // I just wanted you to love me She said I did He said I meant ... Forever She said Well That's something else entirely He said )( How can your love be forever When you don't know What FOREVER means ,,,, (?) )( Climbing mountains You don't see the ocean Till you reach the top )( I LOVE TO LIE NAKED WITH YOU IN THE MORNING AND SOME DAY I'D LIKE TO KNOW YOUR NAME EVEN IF BY THEN YOU ARE GONE """ the rain Pouring off her body The sacred waterfall The elfin haven In the woods // Hey hey Sweet ***** babe There'd be no wars If you'd start singing •• In Chinatown I saw you Painting images that finally Showed up in art galleries In Greenwich village "" We wait for gods and Godesses to appear In high mountains And here they are ! "" Bathing in the cool stream In the morning Remembering the water fountain In the high school lunch court .
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Dec 24, 2015
Dec 24, 2015 at 6:34 AM UTC
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. Her sweet ***** dreams Lay shattered in the lunch court By the water fountain // I just wanted you to love me She said I did He said I meant ... Forever She said Well That's something else entirely He said )( How can your love be forever When you don't know What FOREVER means ,,,, (?) )( Climbing mountains You don't see the ocean Till you reach the top )( I LOVE TO LIE NAKED WITH YOU IN THE MORNING AND SOME DAY I'D LIKE TO KNOW YOUR NAME EVEN IF BY THEN YOU ARE GONE """ the rain Pouring off her body The sacred waterfall The elfin haven In the woods // Hey hey Sweet ***** babe There'd be no wars If you'd start singing •• In Chinatown I saw you Painting images that finally Showed up in art galleries In Greenwich village "" We wait for gods and Godesses to appear In high mountains And here they are ! "" Bathing in the cool stream In the morning Remembering the water fountain In the high school lunch court .
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jeffrey-robin
Dec 24, 2015
Dec 24, 2015 at 6:34 AM UTC
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