Awkward situation No.20
from A Short Course in Long Term Happiness by Gamma Ray Sam
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You know that its killing me too
My feet and fingers play
A meaningless thing to say
It shouldn't be so hard
From just a little word
Comes a fear so absurd
What if tongues do wag
What if it never comes back
It shouldn't be so hard
To say
Like bullets from a Gun
I used the conversation
To shoot my way out of there
Pretending I didn't care
Now what should I do
Carry regret for two
Just turn your flames up higher
You can't misread a fire
It shouldn't be so hard
To say
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Gamma Ray Sam Liverpool, UK
Dom Bryan is the singer/songwriter with gamma ray sam, an alternative outfit, propelled by a long but rewarding list of
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There is a gallery of windows through which we can see the world. Some windows we are drawn to, through which lies the world we want to see.
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May 2013 -
May 2013
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