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Like a cigarette It’s a lovely day Just an ordinary wife She carries smiles A scent of cider Above her waste Like a girl next door She’ll lie and bitter your taste Fingers along your strings Strings of your guitar Days, they pass But only your strings They chase the emptiness away Like a cigarette Its still a lovely day Like a father figure I’ll push you away Like a cold winter night I’ll hold your warmth As a metaphor I’ll do you no harm Fingers along your strings Strings of your guitar Days, they pass Yet nothing seems to chase This emptiness away A sunrise from now I’ll see angels with blue hair She pours her coffee cold And she thinks of The stories told I know you’re out there And maybe Your just getting by But between you and I We know that life isn’t fair

Copyright © | Year Posted 2009




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Date: 1/12/2009 3:57:00 PM
with a name like Golden people expect a lot. and in some places you deliver. looking forward to more of your work. John h Loving III
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