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Grandma
Fly
You who lies but tries to stand
You poor bastard
You smoke for looks
Fly
With crooked legs
Soulfighters bite rocks
And gather memories in their pockets
You sang your songs with closed eyes
You never washed away the sun
And you scared me
When you held your breath
You were a summer tale
You were aged fingers on an accordion
You were jewelry of aged steel
And you drank too much
You who lies but tries to stand
You poor bastard
You smoke for looks
Fly
With crooked legs
Soulfighters bite rocks
And gather memories in their pockets
You sang your songs with closed eyes
You never washed away the sun
And you scared me
When you held your breath
You were a summer tale
You were aged fingers on an accordion
You were jewelry of aged steel
And you drank too much
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