I would like to know
How you cage a bird aflight
Feathers bright
To show your might

Are you such a stone
Smile greasy, you pick my bones
Crawl inside
Have you no life

Hard times on the refugee
Keep a sidesteppin' over me
Not sure but you think you might
Can you see when there is no light

Tell me once again
That you'd like to be my friend
While we run
A race of one

Do you feel the same
My head hung high in shame
You install
A trophy wall

Hard times on the refugee
Keep a sidesteppin' over me
Not sure but you think you might
Can you see when there is no light

Please me
Satisfy
One request
Choose to live...


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    @Txredhead This stinkin website is not conducive to using apostrophes or paragraph breaks, apparently (or allowing edits). Sorry for the giant block of text. ????

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