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Nostalgia
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Your bright red shoes, I hear them always
Running through the cornfields alone
No care no worries
You were timid but you held my pale hand
And you guid’d me
To no man’s land
You would sing that lullaby
From your home town I knew it right
If you can play that old lost guitar
Then let us sing to the day
When we were young and fun..
Like design on water our skin shows time
Those old reports and every day fights
Laughing at the same bad jokes, memories of joy
Tears gone by all dried upon the blind sun
But know that through it all
You kept me so strong
In this narrow life we live in I’ll be there
To guide you through the storm
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