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Album: A Tale of Two Cities
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Charles Dickens lyrics
Imagination runs wild
You turn to pages
Blank and white
Stain them with ink
Seeping through
(Read for me) Read for
(Read for me) Read for me
Bold, and always aware
Underlining the italic horizon
Painting pictures
With words
(Read for me) Read for
(Read for me) Read for me
Your imagination is our food
Our will to read on
Will Intrigue us
(and suck us in)
We are your children
Recreate and animate
Lost times
The past (the past)
The future (the future)
(Read for me) Read for
(Read for me) Read for me
As we wait
In the dark
Seeking light
This is your world
And We read
On and on and on
As we read
In the dark
Seeking light
Images painted in black
Seeping through
As you are
Charles Dickens.
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