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Weir's Along the Euphrates

from A Brief History of Water by Hidden Galaxy Music

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Twenty four, probably less but maybe more,
I was just a kid back then, I didn't know what those tears were for.
By the way, it's hard to tell you it's hard to say,
Hell, I didn't even know what joy was until I saw it on your face that day.

Magazines, was it that or just the flow?
Or pretty girls with tiny waists in a shitty TV show.
I recall my ribs from way back then
When you ditched the bells and books, I feel bad, but I felt home again.

I don't mean to pick apart the past,
But the way that he tore into you left you sailing without a mast.
Now and then, when I'm starving myself at night,
The courage that must have taken you keeps me in the fight.

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from A Brief History of Water, released January 17, 2017

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Hidden Galaxy Music is the work of amateur songwriter, musician, and producer Riley Bayless.

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