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and when I listen to that song I remember two am distressed and alone staring at the blackness outside my window piano keys echoing hollowly throughout the dimly lit room man of a thousand faces she sings I have a thousand faces too for a thousand different people each one emerging depending on who you are I cry about those things too smiles at the moon like he knows her she sings how many people are companions with the moon how many of us alone frightened people converse with a celestial sphere night to night are you scared too I ask do you understand I feel so alone I whisper to my empty room hello can you see me as I see you what of the twinkling stars do you love me as I love you how many people addicts insomniacs and brokenhearted have loved you moon I believe everyone has long forgotten true sanity come stay awake with me feel as I feel can you at one two three four am stay with me please
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Jun 9, 2013
Jun 9, 2013 at 10:03 PM UTC
man of a thousand faces
and when I listen to that song I remember two am distressed and alone staring at the blackness outside my window piano keys echoing hollowly throughout the dimly lit room man of a thousand faces she sings I have a thousand faces too for a thousand different people each one emerging depending on who you are I cry about those things too smiles at the moon like he knows her she sings how many people are companions with the moon how many of us alone frightened people converse with a celestial sphere night to night are you scared too I ask do you understand I feel so alone I whisper to my empty room hello can you see me as I see you what of the twinkling stars do you love me as I love you how many people addicts insomniacs and brokenhearted have loved you moon I believe everyone has long forgotten true sanity come stay awake with me feel as I feel can you at one two three four am stay with me please
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Jun 9, 2013
Jun 9, 2013 at 10:03 PM UTC
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