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lines |
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lines of our lives |
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converging, diverging |
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maps' gridlines |
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the bars that now keep us apart -- |
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now the lines that you write |
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journey lonely, |
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and I don't want to wait |
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to start reading the words that you say |
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or remember you near me, |
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the lifeline in the palm of your hand |
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that would sway me |
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each time that you touched |
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the lines on my face |
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as I watched you intently to see |
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the lines of your eyes when you'd smile |
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just the way only you do |
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still etched in my mind -- |
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and the phoneline now patiently waits |
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with me day after day |
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for the sound of your voice. |
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© Jon Bohrn (1998) |