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Hole
Today I was caught out in the sun, Lying and stealing for fame and fun, Without my beloved, not a single one, But now my faster days are done. My spirit was pulled down in the street, And beaten at realities feet, No obligation would I run to meet, Change is the warden I now greet. I sing and dance in my lonley cell, Not knowing how far down I fell, Cast away what I know so well, And find some peace in the depths of hell. Accepting capture by my own hand, So hard with the doubts that I command, Control slips my fingers like fine dry sand, As well as the peace I cry for, and demand. If I could shake these prison walls, Would I be granted release? Even bound by lifes cold shackles, I'll try to find some peace. Beyond these wall may lie a better day, But without content, in this hole I'll stay.
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