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Satellites
02/07/12 - FtLd


I once was in a dream
That I had last night
I was thinking of
How it would be so nice
To stand beside myself
And wash upon the waves
That roll right over me
And drip into my brain

It’s just a lingering
And a longing in the night
It’s just a fingering
Of the places that ignite
All of your satellites

I once was in a dream
That I never had
I talked you out of things
That you never did
Like being all the things
That you never were
When I suddenly realized
That you were never there

It’s just a lingering....

I once was in a dream
That I can’t escape
And now reality
Laughs right in my face
So I have just become
A figment of myself
Is that any worse
Than being someone else

It’s just a lingering....


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copyright 2012 Robert Ben Mitchell, all rights reserved.

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from 2014 - Oblivion, released October 1, 2017

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