I can still hear our music, sound of one hundred screaming
Silver tongued and simon-pure
Half complete without you here
Thick as thieves
Miles worth more than memories
The curtain is coming down
In yesterdays we drown
I know you'll never leave
I've lost faith in everything
I hold our memories dear
And I miss you

A sunrise in Hollywood
The sun set in september
It forgot to rise the next day
Let your light, light our way


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    Nick Traina, wherever you are...we love you, kid. Rest in peace.

    Meepson May 05, 2005   Link

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