Seagulls on posts
Perched on a bridge
That stretches farther than most
Something reminds me
How I think of you now
When I'm alone
 
But loneliness hides
Within all the craziness
I need to survive
Despite the retracing
Of a past I can't find
In words I write
 
And now as I recall them
The parts I wish I had forgotten
If only I could draw them
Be sure it wouldn't be
The way it is now
 
Can you hear me out there
Have you noticed there's a presence in the air
How's it feel to be there?
 
Walking through town
Little surprises me
I look to the ground
This place holds nothing for me
Still I hold on
To what I feel
 
And strangers come to greet me
They only mean the best for me
I keep them at a distance
It's not the time for me
To let them inside
 
Can you hear me out there
Have you noticed there's a presence in the air
How's it feel to be there?
 
Windows glowing
While chimes unknowingly move
But stop before they start to sound
Echoes forming
From words returning again
I wish I could do something
I'll do what I can
Can you hear me out there
Have you noticed there's a presence in the air
How's it feel to be there
Have you noticed there's a presence everywhere
Can you hear me out there?


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