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Perfect
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I saw your perfect face on just another day.
I took a closer look and saw your angel wings.
And for a moment there, I had a hint of faith.
I would tear out my heart just for you to break.
I hear your perfect voice -- the words cut just like knives
aimed at my broken heart, so you'll never know I'm alive.
I've always known the truth: Beauty's only skin-deep.
But still ... when I see you, I cannot help but weep.
Everybody knows that God has damned my name.
You're one of a kind and that's a goddamned shame.
I wish we were meant to be; I wish you felt this way, too.
But I'm not where you're at -- I'm not perfect like you.
Perfect like you.
I'd give it all for you; I couldn't ask for more ...
but then again, I've said that so many times before.
(C) 2003 DSTSYWT
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Piece of Paper
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Superhuman
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The Invisible Teal (aka Todd Hoover) Phoenix, Arizona
Creatively written and arranged art pop from the heart and loins.
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