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an acre
05:30
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innocent light filters through in seconds our eyes adjust within moments we remember that prize worn grudge i will turn and wait for your smile as yesterday my eyes did rise every natural law against you every eye of god weighing in just to watch my filthy fingers move inside of you we will never tell a soul dead is the year we conspired love at stillbirth
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pupil
03:15
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gone the years we swore not to escape orphaned by fear there to be your own this too i should know all i never learned i begged not to forget of course i did i saw no other path i went with it i kept you hid
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for your will
03:13
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and i stared deep the lake like your daring eyes begging drought adhere weight and drown (for now) and i asked for your will and you will be leaving it is your will now you can go now you can start now you can go and leave me pity the adolescent heart
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