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Love in Repose
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I can see that I’m wasting my time
with words, babe: long ago, they might’ve eased your mind
It’s a lesson in love’s cruel design
two hearts have grown apart though once they beat in perfect time
Seems to me, babe, that some doors are meant to close
Can’t you see, babe, that our love is in repose
Don’t blame me, babe
This beauty lived to face its own decline;
Your love and mine
At rest by the window, gazing out
A dove, babe: peering from a cage you made yourself
There’s no need, dear, I’ve opened the gate
This love was not enough to make a songbird want to stay
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