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Phantoms/Entwined/Rustle
02:28
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Phantoms:
When I close my eyes and sleep// All I see are Phantoms// When I visit all the places we'd been// All I see are Phantoms// And they're reminders of the times that we spent and they were all before the day that you left// But i can't say that I'm upset I'm telling myself I'm glad that you went
In my dreams their faint presence glowers over me// Projecting themselves onto times spent between you and me// With their being so cold my my mind clouds with mold// These phantoms will haunt me till I grow old
(Repeat first few lines of first verse)
Entwined:
Moments wrapped in sheets beside a lover are truly transcendental// a smile burns its warming smile into your mind// telling you that this moment is the finest of fine// for every minimal movement converts to maximal affection// a tasty fire for every pore// every facet of your love struck being
Rustle:
*Cicadas chirping*//*People talking*
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Phantoms Alt.
01:39
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