i want you
to know that
i love you
with all my
heart and soul
nothing could
change the way
i feel now
about you
that's why i
am going back
home to you
where i'm from
i miss you
city of Blaine
Minnesota
your my love
i want you
and need you
like a butterfly
i am free
when you're there
and with me
and when i'm
within you
i can feel
something new
but you don't
have a clue
three more times
three more rhyms
you can't understand
one thing i say
because everything
sounds the same
i am happy
i am glad
the way you feel
when you're not sad
return to me
your gone away
to a better place
a single line
a misfit rhyme
here and forever
all the time
within my mind
i can find
a simple mold
full of gold
to rest in piece
with tied up fleece
onward bownd
to down town
beneath the moon
is a tune
from a spoon
played by raccoons
don't forget me
the three words
make me happy
make me proud
lost within
the biggest crowd
where i'm from
is my style
a tantric plain
along the nile
two more pages
will be fine
just for me
just for time
it's the same
just as before
one simple tune
one silent roar
blast a beat
leak some beef
on the street
show some class
so you can pass
break the rule
of the school
because you drooled
in the pool
no more motion
for a promotion
do the add
because your sad
bubble gum flavor
with root beer
jordan and taylor
made a favor
three simple words
for the earth
happy joy peace
is all we need
to be free
inside me
is some free
sobriaty
take the key
of your destany
and open up
your fantasy
three simple words
where i'm from
from where i come
drool drips from
my steral toungue
onto a drum
a tainted sum
life is sunday
walk down stream
into the forest
it is green
live your life
be very lean
but not mean
please be happy
just for me
one last time
three simple words
three simple rhymes


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