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eu ganhei a raça
o sol pisou para baixo de seu throne dourado
eu v todas as sagacidades humanas
da canção e do sonho para ido sempre
quando eu olhei em seus olhos
sadly falando
agora que eu lhe esfriei
porque são as coisas que não têm nenhuma morte
em algum lugar eu li um tale estranho, velho, oxidado
pouco parque que eu passo completamente
eu verei uma estrela hoje à noite
em possa

 



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