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Reilly's Song
02:00
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you came to me
fresh from a dream
rolled from a platen
monochromatic satin
all dressed up
with no place to go
it shows
flat on the bed
my black loaf of bread
you know
Patrick, James,
Tyson, or Brutus?
what do you call goodness?
purring and honest?
so many names
nothing quite fitting
cow colored keyboard
checkered and loving.
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2. |
Gloomy Tuesday
04:49
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sleepy sunday
slipped on a dream of you
what I do to be amused
musing for you
rainy monday
put on your dancing shoes
pain is something we can lose
slowly
gloomy tuesday
baby I think of you
brilliant and so recluse
hiding and true
sunny days my love
close the window
pack your things
i am moving on
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