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Concrete Dreams
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Take a walk down empty streets
Where memories and thoughts are obsolete
From concrete dreams to plasticine
The end, it never justifies the means
Infinity swells deep inside
The inner workings of our very minds
Don't ever close those open doors
Don't go back to the place you were before
Years of hunger, years of pain
Have led me to your door again
But you took all your promises
And threw them all away
You spent them all in one place
Days and weeks of solitude
Were meant to turn your bad side good
But all it did was shape you
Into something I don't know
Where did the real you go
Find the time to realign
The cogs to all the places they should go
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