Norfolk and Western

Tomorrow's Portraits for the Coming Winter

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The way that I postured all the joy
Seemed to fit in a place with the mentioned stories
Countless times forgotten that I smiled
I know I’ll know you Kyle for a while
And tomorrow we’ll be whispering about the portraits of liberties
They best not seem so rare
No one said he should’ve been a judge
The characters will always find an answer of their kind
And tell me not of all your sour traits
I long to hear about your pleasant states

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scycis On Jan 03, 2005

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2005-01-03 10:00:48

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