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Helmer Nature Center
04:22
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Too much time has gone by
Since the last time I saw you
At the top of the stairs
In your cap and gown
I want to lie out with my friends
In sleeping bags again
Or sneak out to the park
And sleep on the bench
I’ve spent so many winters alone
Staring at the moon
While the air was twenty below
And I felt nothing at all
I felt nothing at all
I’ve been lying again to almost everyone
About everything
I think it’s time to start
Being honest again
No one else will ever remember
How seven years ago
We were digging up rocks
At Helmer
I’ve spent so many winters on my own
Staring at the moon
While the air was twenty below
And I felt nothing at all
I felt nothing at all
But the weight of your name.
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