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Rainbows In A Box


I could of changed but I swear the memories would stayed the same

high hopes for the brokenness in my brain I saw smoke and fire

from the heavens amplified through the rain I think I’m dreaming but there’s some 

things I don’t understand I see you how come your so far away 

the flowers bloomed but winter came from there ashes I perverse 

what I know they tried to run but I had to stop them from there self’s 

she dances all night with a sprinkle of pixie dust as her breath leaves 

her lungs I’m yelling mother just to make sure she’s alright 

i hear her scream that dads gone tonight she’s dripping rain 

something must of the broke the locks cause on that day 

I could of sworn that time had stopped no memories no future 

just catching rainbows in a box

 

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