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Death & Peonies
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I was there on a Monday
Waist deep in the sand
Moving toward the road I'd tried to go
Then detoured into the unknown
I was there on a Tuesday
Where we were to meet
As I waited for you to show
It struck me this end I'd never know
And if I could hit rewind
I'd go back to the day before I saw your eyes
And if I could take back time
And all the things that you'd say
When the bad felt right
So what do you know bout dying in gardens
Did you try to make it beautiful for me
And what do you know bout love in the heartland
Was it something that you thought I'd never see
In love and hate oh you got me deep in the war
In love and hate oh you got me deep in the war
So what do you know bout dying in gardens
Did you try to make it beautiful for me
And what do you know bout love in the heartland
Was it something that you thought I'd never see
In love and hate oh you got me deep in the war
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