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Lovers lament.
That night she turned and walked away Ignoring the yelling of my heart Beneath the moon she left me still Her fading silhouette but a memory now Old ghosts now haunt the sidewalks edge That night she turned and walked away And streetlamps pave a luring escape to lead me on my lonesome way The barking dogs howl out her name Buses play jazz with sorrowful horns That night she turned and walked away A city of chatter with whispers stood tall Now left to wander with bitter lament Beneath the crowds of crystal stars Scorn upon my eggshell mind That night she turned and walked away. spb. Notes: Words to use where, Yelling, Sidewalks, Escape, Barking, Busses, Horns, Chatter, Crowds.
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