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It All Comes Back To You
03:07
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No matter what I do
Or in my travels go
It all comes back to you
We walked the avenue
You fell down in the snow
No matter what I do
Removed your outdoor shoes
And by the fire's glow
It all comes back to you
So cold your lips turned blue
You screamed while tears would flow
No matter what I do
At sunrise you would view
Your cracked and shattered phone
It all comes back to you
But now our days are through
Misguided Scorpios
No matter what I do
It all comes back to you
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Broadview
02:51
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Today
I sat atop a hill
And watched
As the earth stood still
Below me
I noticed
The people
Were frozen
Over treetops
A towering skyline
Bathed in orange
And washed with gold
Sunset
I see the starts
The moon
So close yet far
I felt
The grass against my skin
Each blade
Was cool and razor thin
And waving
In the breeze
I exhaled
With calm ease
Stayed past midnight
Lost track of the time
By myself
But not alone
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Isaac Hunter Toronto, Ontario
Isaac Hunter is the other half of Isaac Page.
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