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Instagram Summer
03:27
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I want to be a hashtag
In your instagram summer
No one will get it but
It will be your favourite picture
You slipped through the rain like
An Indian summer
Shocking the system
I watch as the trees shrug their shoulder
What am I supposed to do
With you or myself?
I've got so much time on my hands
That every day feels like a re-run
Now I'm looking back through notepads
Reliving sad songs
Trying to find out if you made a difference
I want to be a footnote
In your dissertation
I'll be your research
A study in infatuation
Will this autumn be proud
Of our graduation
From summer stripped naked
To the beauty of alienation
What am I supposed to do
With you or myself?
I've got so much time on my hands
That every second glance feels like a re-run
Now I'm looking back through notepads
Reliving sad songs
Trying to find out if you made a difference
Now I'm checking into Heathrow
Watching the planes go
But my final boarding call
That was an hour ago
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Communion
03:00
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Zoetrope
02:57
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