One day she’s singing.
They’re lined up for her, by law.
Firing quad style she’s plucking strings.
She’s unreachable now, undeniable.
She’s unreachable now, undeniable.
Arms, flung with a victim’s abandon,
don't even reach the stairs.
It’s a blue dress she wears.
It’s a blue dress she wears.
Her hair’s in winded tangle.
Probably the sun sets in ten, fifteen.
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