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Small Talk
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Here confidence dies, steals away breath for sighs. An amber hair alone on the mantel lies. The word god leaves my lips.
Tributary apart of its elegant mother river.
Sky like bells so clear none too soon arrive. I'll spread no demands.
Without a sound falls hair been let loose, amber is on my tongue.
I ain't afraid to lose. I ain't afraid.
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