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Vagabond


Say it isn't so

Vagabond

Your heart is never there

You wander endlessly without a care

 

In the shadows you prey

Like a devil

Inky blackness beckons

You guide them to it expertly

 

You smirk

Like roses against your lips

Wolves growl at your door

But they take no notice you're not there

 

So you run

Vagabond

And your heart is nowhere

You care not if others fall at your feet

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