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at the corner
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In the trees, in the smoke
At my feet and in my bones
At the corner of where our two paths crossed
There’s a portrait of what once was
And it splits at the seams
A feeling that I’ve already seen this
Scene that moves in between
An episode of living in dream
At the corner of where our two paths crossed
There’s a portrait of what once was
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Salt Lick Seattle, Washington
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