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Song by Catherine Kanaan
I'm going away and leaving you alone and your new love who lies beside you now. I'm going to wander far across the sea to countries , names I never heard before to countries, names I never heard before.
I loved the way your face would light the room the way you softly spoke my name. The gentle breathing through the night beside me caressing my mind, caressing my mind.
I'm going away and leaving you alone and your new love who lies beside you now. And I will never see your smile, your smile, your smile. And I will never see your smile again.
Response by Sally James
You went away left me alone but my new love let me down and ever since you went away my love my smile has been a frown.
He was false your love was true I hang my head in shame his love was such a fickle thing my love so now I take the blame.
You will see me smile again will kiss my lips once more if only you could forgive my love and knock upon my door.
I’ll lie beside you in our bed will kiss your tears away my smile will be for you my love if you’ll come back and stay.
I promise I will love you true as your love was for me I’ll softly speak your name my love my smile will set you free.
there's nothing comes to me by Philip Johnson
all these years a loner
I may as well be doing time
take a series of lovers on the wing
at her majesty's pleasure
in a cell of chemistry and testosterone
where I could claw my verse by fingernail on flesh
in to white washed bricks there
spill unwanted blood for ink
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