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Created on: May 24, 2009
The soft sound of metal, in its hollow form
The trembles of soft echos, as they pass though the sky
Reaching the ears of near and far
Placing a smile on their face, even in the turmoil of life
They ride the wind on a cool summer's day
Standing alone as you take it all in
Don't listen to hard, or you'll get more then a chill
When the bells are ringing and someone calls your name
Do not answer for its death that is near
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