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Out By The Shore


Pay your respects don't disrespect it's bitter days my mind astray your silhouette drawn by the bay there on the floor dawning at four He came by force knocked down your door wanted your corps a Devil's shore called you a 'whore' your clothes he tore revenge he wore black at his core! with God at war dragged you both floors down the streets and to the shores! but all ignored warnings galore it's all folklore didn't explore this was uncalled for... you we adored although you swore He'd come hardcore ears didn't care for now we weep sorrows we pour but now what for?! to skies you soar our hearts are sore a tragic uproar! - Luiz D. Syphre ©®2017 Dedicated to Blanca.  Killed by her ex-husband after she had warned the police of his threats.  He came in the middle of the night and dragged her to the beach where he shot her dead.  She wasn't taken seriously when she reported his threats.
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