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What's your name?


I remember standing there. Umbrella in hand Rain pouring down onto earth And then it came on That song That song that made me think of you That song that made me even more excited to see you That song that blinded me from the near future I regret letting it play Yet the symphony was so soft So reminding And now I stand here Eyes as wet as the biggest ocean Tears already dried from the heat The heat that melts my skull The wretched heat Apollo punishes me with
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