Time Capsule
from Close To Everything And Nothing by Bridges of Königsberg
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You were told that nothing's real,
But you tried so hard to protect
That tiny, fragile space within your head
Summer fades into a blazing, orange flame
Your purple flowers still fill my brain
Try to retrace my way back home
But find it burned out, faded, I'm alone
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