| Here’s a man who’s come apart pieces missing uncollected
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| His heart breaks for total strangers
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| He’s the one that’s undetected
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| The corridor is lying fallow
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| Going Blind he doesn’t care to know the truth
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| His better days are trapped in amber
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| Hard to read he lacked candor
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| Audience was rapt enamored
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| Tried to speak but cracked and stammered
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| Out of focus here’s a man who’s had his chance
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| His tired legs that shook like towers
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| Antlers mounted on the wall
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| Open books that look like flowers
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| Sounds of traffic like applause
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| Roaring sons and daughters chirping
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| The agony of Priapus
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| Warring Huns and water serpants
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| Salomé she dances for the prisoners of heaven’s jails with feet that barely
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| touch the ground
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| Seven gates
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| Seven veils
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| One by one they fall away
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| Now she’s left with secrets that could break the world
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| Indifferent and sophisticated
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| To this day the myth’s debated
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| Malevolent
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| Dismissed and hated
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| Just try not to lose your head
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| Between the devil and the deep blue sea she memorized the cruelest parts
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| Desperate wishes whispered to the patron saint of foolish hearts
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| Ladies of the corridor find themselves involved disgraced
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| Call the witness to their principles and deprecate the lack of taste
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| Ophelia the victim never asked to join this wicked threesome
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| Now she’s sitting all alone at water’s edge upon a tree stump
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| Listening to distant music
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| It’s hard to tell is there light within her heart or is it filled with deep
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| despair?
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| As she prepares her sleepless prayer she’ll pinch herself to keep aware and
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| quietly she goes insane
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| She wears a pretty dress her feet are bare
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| Hand-picked daisies in her lap
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| Heavy eyes exhausted mind she’s ready to begin her nap
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| Freezing water crystal clear
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| Ignore the pain
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| Dismiss the fear
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| She takes a moment for herself then into nature disappears
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| Carved in stone favorited and though preferred
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| When the evil demon’s down his frightening voice cannot be heard
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| The opposite is true as well
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| Damned to hell this fear of music
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| Dread of winter
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| Hearts turn phosphorescent soon
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| Seen through aching pains of windows
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| Dead of night and crescent moon
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| Fireworks on Holidays
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| Oregon will have it’s bridges to carry loads and take things said and turn them
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| into burning fires
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| Evil doesn’t make things dead
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| Diamonds that we feed the oceans
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| Words of honor we rescind
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| I was hanging in a stairwell the day she gave me to the wind |