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This Night Wounds Time
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Indigo
13:04
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powder blue confection
07:45
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Green
02:24
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Lightning in the distance, the trees in bold relief
Rain drips down my window
No more psychodramas
I've found some peace at last resting in these quarters
Out there a half-gaze down I throw my seed upon the ground
to stake out where I lay my claim
Sundays are enough to get me through the week so
I don't fret like a younger man
Time goes ever faster
I hang on every word
trying to be someone
Block out the outside world
Chance to see what's inside
Reconstruct the future
Daylight I spot the lie
Someday soon before I die
I'll settle how I make my name
Out there a half-gaze down I throw my seed upon the ground
to stake out where I lay my claim
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Yellow
07:29
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"Yellow!" :)
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Orange
03:47
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Sizzle
11:57
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Tea With Warriors Allentown, Pennsylvania
Tea With Warriors is John Neumann.
John is from Western New York, and has lived in Ohio,
Arkansas, Oregon, Pittsburgh, and currently, Allentown PA.
John loves classic rock, especially progressive rock, and is influenced as well by contemporary classical music.
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