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Something's broken and I can't quite put my finger on it It was running fine for such a long time I didn't drop it, I swear! A flywheel must have jammed somewhere One of the cogs out of place The gears that meshed now just grind And the **** thing won't wind Or rewind I didn't drop it I swear... But the Watchmaker knows what He's doing Something's broken and I can't put my fingers to it But His hands know their work We were made for more than to tick the hours of the day Something's cracked and I can't hold the piece in place Every time I try another one falls off in its stead All packed in the same cardboard box Heading off to the same place It's dark and we ***** We feel around long enough to see not a single one undamaged We all know where we're headed And the pieces held perfect by Hands we cannot see give us hope.
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Sep 5, 2012
Sep 5, 2012 at 5:20 AM UTC
Something's broken and I can't quite put my finger on it
Something's broken and I can't quite put my finger on it It was running fine for such a long time I didn't drop it, I swear! A flywheel must have jammed somewhere One of the cogs out of place The gears that meshed now just grind And the **** thing won't wind Or rewind I didn't drop it I swear... But the Watchmaker knows what He's doing Something's broken and I can't put my fingers to it But His hands know their work We were made for more than to tick the hours of the day Something's cracked and I can't hold the piece in place Every time I try another one falls off in its stead All packed in the same cardboard box Heading off to the same place It's dark and we ***** We feel around long enough to see not a single one undamaged We all know where we're headed And the pieces held perfect by Hands we cannot see give us hope.
brian-lionel-peters
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Sep 5, 2012
Sep 5, 2012 at 5:20 AM UTC
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