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not so without sound there is a heartbeat a gentle sniff a scream a hauntingly beautiful song a voice carrying a burden a body bent standing strong an unhappy heart that bleeds upon paradise rearranging circumstance to justifiably and painfully try to arguably lay down beside What Is Wrong We tend to lick our wounds in the quiet of the night when we think others are sleeping We stay awake to protect them from our own fright We sit beneath one sided glass so we can't see our own reflection and pretend we care so deep as we are buried beneath our defection In the quiet without the light shining on our imperfection Gold and Silver have no worth as dull as Copper and Nickel ten times less Precious infinitely more worth than the babble of the day to day that's infects my ears In the quiet of the night your precious voice rises The only song my heart hears
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Nov 16, 2013
Nov 16, 2013 at 5:20 AM UTC
in the quiet
not so without sound there is a heartbeat a gentle sniff a scream a hauntingly beautiful song a voice carrying a burden a body bent standing strong an unhappy heart that bleeds upon paradise rearranging circumstance to justifiably and painfully try to arguably lay down beside What Is Wrong We tend to lick our wounds in the quiet of the night when we think others are sleeping We stay awake to protect them from our own fright We sit beneath one sided glass so we can't see our own reflection and pretend we care so deep as we are buried beneath our defection In the quiet without the light shining on our imperfection Gold and Silver have no worth as dull as Copper and Nickel ten times less Precious infinitely more worth than the babble of the day to day that's infects my ears In the quiet of the night your precious voice rises The only song my heart hears
helen
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Nov 16, 2013
Nov 16, 2013 at 5:20 AM UTC
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