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The days were left
a cloud of smoke
and the scars
are one too few.
I left her in the rocking chair
to die, once more, alone.
Those people never know
how to say the words
I pretend they might
just say.
I left her in the rocking chair
to die, once more, alone.
And we sang for faith
a final time,
could never sing again
with undeserved attention
that always leaves me
ashamed.
The days I left
in a cloud of smoke,
screaming out your name
and shot myself with a black revolver
never to speak again.
Rock, old rocking chair, rock.
a cloud of smoke
and the scars
are one too few.
I left her in the rocking chair
to die, once more, alone.
Those people never know
how to say the words
I pretend they might
just say.
I left her in the rocking chair
to die, once more, alone.
And we sang for faith
a final time,
could never sing again
with undeserved attention
that always leaves me
ashamed.
The days I left
in a cloud of smoke,
screaming out your name
and shot myself with a black revolver
never to speak again.
Rock, old rocking chair, rock.
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