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Underneath Your Shadow


Underneath your shadow You lie Green with envy In the deep depths of outer space Jealous of the life you could breathe But you didn't pause to think Of those moments when you were a kid Drinking cheap lemonade on the sidewalk And licking ice cream on a hot day Now you have a friend So everything takes two But one of you guys fell away Leaving just one light But if you shed it on a glass pyramid A rainbow of innocence will fall The rain was too strong Now you rest Six feet underneath But death won't be dark for you Your light will hit the pyramid peak
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