Sophia from Mr. Robin by Christopher and Sienna Sears

I believe
in the power of love
from your shady eyes
when the raining doves cry
for you
what you can't say
the paper boys
all fade away

would you sit alone
on a ferris wheel
if I told you twice
it could make you feel
the ten foot fish
would swim again
if you remember him
oh you remember him

but locksmiths have
such sex appeal
electric crooks
and the body shield
cherry heads that never feel
mine your face
for a wooden tear

there are women dressed
in satin rhyme
to tell the world
we will all be fine
your sister whispers
on the second floor
I'd like some more
ya I'd like some more

I cried alone at a film last year
when the passengers stabbed that man in fear
couldn't tell you what made me feel
something about them being real

the cornered painting
tries to walk
stiletto'd rhinos chide don't talk
while the mantle steeds
confer attempts
the widow'd cactus still resents

that dog that broke
the fence forever
running her situation to let her
paper streets will make the people stare
I feel better when I'm
not there

I cried alone at a film last year
when the passengers stabbed that man in fear
couldn't tell you what made me feel
something about them being real

I cried alone at a film last year
when the passengers stabbed that man in fear
couldn't tell you what made me feel
something about them was so real

I cried alone at a film last year
when the passengers stabbed that man in fear
couldn't tell you what made me feel
something about them being real

I believe
in the power of love
from your shady eyes
when the raining doves cry
for you
what you can't say
the paper boys
all fade away

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