That Was Then
from How We Survived by Lily And The Pearl
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pour me your sweet silhouette. i can still taste it. you felt like nothing before. left your shoes by the door. we laid down on the floor. and all the city air came in. dancing shadows on the wall when. we made love until the night came again. that was then. that was then. i traced the line around your head. i put you to bed. you laid my head on your chest. heartbeats put me to rest. and my body confessed. pour me your sweet silhouette. i can still taste it. you felt like nothing before. left your shoes by the door. we laid down on the floor
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released January 1, 1950
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