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I left you alone when you were frostbitten
With the guilt of repressed memories
And the fluids of winter coursing through your veins
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Portrait Disfigurement
06:08
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Do you remember that time at the lake?
It's okay if you don't
You looked so beautiful in those pictures we took together
I'll never forget the eye contact we made at that moment
And the way your skin felt against mine
I even remember those small exchange of words
We made to each other that night
Time will pass
And this body will age over time
But these memories will never fade away
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