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The ocean tide sweeps in carries you away thinking of our secret sin don\'t know what to say I saw you twice today i only wish i knew that somehow some way you cared like i do You never said a thing no words of love for me and my ears now just ring and to the sea i flee Giving in to the pain and forgetting everything as i run through the rain it is this song i sing

explosions of noise rip through the air a perfect white light vanishing there like trees in the wind the bodies lean back the force of the bomb adds wieght to thier pack and no one can speak though they clearly shout lowering morale and giving them doubt one coughs in the corner charred lungs and insides \"give this to me wife\" and that man soon dies but the letter stands strong and goes through the ranks through the infested trenches out to waiting tanks who give it to a jeep the driver had just passed the letter is then lost when the jeep is trashed the heroes all were lost the battle been won the only winners of

one way and no way two way and highway the way to travel the way to behave the way that you\'re quiet the way you\'re a slave

the coffee spilt on the table no one laughed no one cried the silence was unforgivible something in me died i just slowly reached down scooping up a napkin the liquid soon was gone and the crowd resumed the din the doors flew open and the officials came in \"wasting starbucks coffee is a cardinal sin!\" so on went the cuffs and to the car i went the trip was dark and scary to prison i was sent not only had i spilt some of thier most valued drink i had soiled a clean napkin the judge told me to think about what i had done and gave me a year what has the world come to i dont want coffee, but beer

today was a good day bittersweet though clearer than ever as footprints in snow how came i here? where would i go hence? if this day was so good why were my problems so dense? social destruction and menial chores all contributing to the word known as bored the day was good wonderful and carefree apathy gone for a moment from my coma set free