In Elizabethtowne.
The breeze with ease will please your face, a sense of refreshing
gentleness in a soothing pace.
A maze of wonderful feelings, a breath of happy.
A sign of life, a ticket to heaven alley.
A gift sublime and free, a way to live ya life. Professionally.
In Elizabethtowne.
In Cradle bay.
The wind blow hollow, dirt and dust, all in darkness swallowed.
A bleeding wound, a glimpse of hope, but nothing ever follows.
Cabin fever, where paranoia helps. Dead dogs, and drugs,
and a black ribbon.
In Cradle Bay.
What's it worth. We're marked dead prior to birth.
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