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You Were Wrong
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I would send me off to terror
And would feel no fear at all
I would blacken all the pages
But could never write no lore
You would pick me up in shambles
And would rearrange what served
I just watched it all in wonder
As the world refused to learn
Could you be wrong?
You could have won the games you cherished
But there’d be so many things you would’ve lost
Like the reasons for your wishes
And the borders that you crossed
To be the one that you had chosen
Was to gain the certainty of loss
For there was no other end to greet me
Than to be the one who lost
Could you be wrong?
You always said you would be stronger
Than the horrors that you’ve seen
And that all the words I had showed you
Would have strengthen all your dreams
But you were wrong
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Cormery
A drunk in a midnight choir
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