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We cannot carry on, our bodies are not that strong But they cry for each other, Like a mother does to her lost child And they weep and weep, but the loneliness is more deep and deep A high pitched scream, big shining stars, and newborn scars So, can our bodies survive? Or will it be their end of time? A simple connection they crave Once they stood as one, and now like two And their souls are separated Broken and bruised Will they connect again? And how will they live the end
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Oct 18, 2014
Oct 18, 2014 at 6:25 PM UTC
Bodies
We cannot carry on, our bodies are not that strong But they cry for each other, Like a mother does to her lost child And they weep and weep, but the loneliness is more deep and deep A high pitched scream, big shining stars, and newborn scars So, can our bodies survive? Or will it be their end of time? A simple connection they crave Once they stood as one, and now like two And their souls are separated Broken and bruised Will they connect again? And how will they live the end
dusan
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Oct 18, 2014
Oct 18, 2014 at 6:25 PM UTC
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