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Graveyard

from Pieces by Dustin Labara

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Going back to the graveyard
just to see you another time.
On a hill by the water
at the edge of a twilight drive.
In the field we seem
all alone in the strange crowded silence.
From the eastern green to the western gate.

I'll carry you all through my life.
Til the day that I die.

Somewhere off in the distance
a shabby train makes a jolting cry.
In his old worn out ball cap
a lonely groundskeeper man walks by.
Down below the hill
where the river sneaks by cold and careless.
It yields to no one's will
Just keeps rolling on.

You'll carry me all through your life.
Long after we've said goodbye.

And the sun's going down. Just to come back around.

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from Pieces, released April 8, 2022

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