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I wish I was there with you,   Watching the ocean break its green On white Australian rock. I wish I was there with you, Seeing a thunder storm form, Knowing the only shelter we had Was our rental car parked On an Arizonan desert roadside, As we opened our bottles and prepared For the night. I wish that was your hand in mine, As we counted crows landing on Stonehenge. That that was you I shared a snow cave with In the deadly sub-zeros of the Finnmark Plains. I wish that was you with me. Even going for walks here, under the Northern Lights on a January night, Both dimmed with dad's home brew and What not, content with the fact That we'd wish We were there with Each other, if with Anyone else.
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Aug 3, 2014
Aug 3, 2014 at 2:48 PM UTC
Crows Landing on Stonehenge
I wish I was there with you,   Watching the ocean break its green On white Australian rock. I wish I was there with you, Seeing a thunder storm form, Knowing the only shelter we had Was our rental car parked On an Arizonan desert roadside, As we opened our bottles and prepared For the night. I wish that was your hand in mine, As we counted crows landing on Stonehenge. That that was you I shared a snow cave with In the deadly sub-zeros of the Finnmark Plains. I wish that was you with me. Even going for walks here, under the Northern Lights on a January night, Both dimmed with dad's home brew and What not, content with the fact That we'd wish We were there with Each other, if with Anyone else.
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Aug 3, 2014
Aug 3, 2014 at 2:48 PM UTC
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