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Twines

I still wear the bracelet,
The one you made and gave to me,
When you were inspired by us,
I still wear it to remember that time, when you were inspired by me.

Though those moments are gone,
And so are you,
Somehow you will last,
somehow you will always be there,
not only as a memory but as a feeling,
and not only as a feeling, but as a lesson
Learned or not, I still wear it whether I should or not.

Though the feeling left,
It's still here,
And so is the feeling that built it.
Just a remnant

How what was once alive in you,
Could produce such a treasure,
Makes one wonder, where did it go?
What storms couldn't it weather?

How love built my treasure,
I still wear it to remember
And I wonder if ever,
if the love that built my treasure,
Is still there?
Or will it ever be there, again, will it ever?

The twines that held it together,
Were tied knots that weren't meant to last forever,
They came undone,

The twines that held us together,
We're tied in knots that weren't meant to last forever,
We came undone.

Together, we thought we would weather,
But your storm said never.
And together forever, became undone,
It became undone forever.





(Bonus verses.)
But I still remember,
I wear it still,
To remember
That it unties sometimes,
It unties,
Sometimes,
Just to remind me that sometimes love dies.
That not all ties can withstand dark skies.

Il remember forever, that it unties,
That it dies.

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from All The Things You Don't Want to Say, released May 19, 2013

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