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Created on: May 31, 2010
Playing my guitar
I play my guitar
Strumming the strings
The notes flow through the air
as my best friend sings
The melody is light
and playful
When it gets dark
we play something tearful
Im plucking the strings
till my fingers get sore
We shall only stop
when I can play no more
The notes, the melody
the everlasting song
With something like this in our lives
how can anything go wrong
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