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Wood Words
03:30
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Now you’re someone with the wrong way of looking back.
An open book full of nothing read front to back,
Curiosity was my mistake.
Don’t take me for my wooden word,
Leave the message underneath the fur.
Write a paragraph on your distaste.
Don’t fall for or take the hit,
There’s more in store.
Far from here the mind takes trips.
Count your blessings there’s a murmur from your front door.
Whispers quietly but I feel like you’ve heard enough.
Time to chase away the old and grey.
Flashbacks from your picture frame.
The world is spinning on its little game.
From the shadow I see your face.
Don’t fall for or take the hit,
There’s more in store.
Far from here the mind takes trips.
No one goes where I’ve grown old.
I’ll take the hit so my mind can quit.
Don’t fall for or take the hit,
There’s more in store.
Far from here the mind takes trips.
No one goes where I’ve grown old.
I’ll take the hit so my mind can quit.
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Pharaohs
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