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Dizzy as a blemished work of art a hollow shell my soul screams With wings as black as a raven, Cupid was perched on a burning tree With laughter, he hissed music, my friend? then pulled out a harp with chains at the end The air became thick as fog slithered in then Cupid began to sing *Once together now torn apart I am not your enemy she was the one who broke your heart and cost you everything So hear me strum my lonely harp and speak of your misery Make your soul mine to keep and her life shall end immediately* With a wave of his hand, I crumpled to my knees Next thing I knew he leaped to the sky and vanished behind the trees With wings as black as a raven, I sing the song of Cupid Cupid and the burning tree
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Apr 8, 2013
Apr 8, 2013 at 3:38 AM UTC
Cupid and The Burning Tree
Dizzy as a blemished work of art a hollow shell my soul screams With wings as black as a raven, Cupid was perched on a burning tree With laughter, he hissed music, my friend? then pulled out a harp with chains at the end The air became thick as fog slithered in then Cupid began to sing *Once together now torn apart I am not your enemy she was the one who broke your heart and cost you everything So hear me strum my lonely harp and speak of your misery Make your soul mine to keep and her life shall end immediately* With a wave of his hand, I crumpled to my knees Next thing I knew he leaped to the sky and vanished behind the trees With wings as black as a raven, I sing the song of Cupid Cupid and the burning tree
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Apr 8, 2013
Apr 8, 2013 at 3:38 AM UTC
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