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Created on: May 08, 2009
To taste gold is
to never need silver again
you make me glow
to never really know and
allow your heart to
go
go
It never reads the mile markers anyway
So release and
watch the slow
sunset.
it was made for us.
To be so good,
I am but a mirror
I reflect from you
attempting to show
the ambient flow of
an angel's flight
To taste gold is
to never want silver
again
At least,
I think that's what I hold
or what my heart is told
afterwards
while we're sleepin'
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