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I’ve got these worn clotheslines and street wires humming across my brain in cold winters chill you told me I was eloquent but I still cannot seem to remember your name I stopped smoking to make room for you in my lungs You didn't find that suitable enough so you left We are the same person if your bed has held more people in it than your heart I see this warmth of a summer day but I can never know the touch of it on my skin I wonder what it feels like to be kissed by the sky Probably kind of like kissing you
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Apr 2, 2014
Apr 2, 2014 at 1:03 PM UTC
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I’ve got these worn clotheslines and street wires humming across my brain in cold winters chill you told me I was eloquent but I still cannot seem to remember your name I stopped smoking to make room for you in my lungs You didn't find that suitable enough so you left We are the same person if your bed has held more people in it than your heart I see this warmth of a summer day but I can never know the touch of it on my skin I wonder what it feels like to be kissed by the sky Probably kind of like kissing you
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Apr 2, 2014
Apr 2, 2014 at 1:03 PM UTC
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