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Created on: July 12, 2009
You read the lines perfectly
Creating an image from a dream
With silence inside of your words
Though I felt your need to scream
You spoke of the broken man
And how gracefully he would smoke
And in your description of his way
I couldn't help but die as you spoke
And I connected to you in a way
In a way that no one else can
Because listening to your story,
I knew, you're the broken man
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