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DEAD LETTER RED © words by C. Stewart ( Feb 14, 2008 )
The letter I read was red The words were all so bold The ink she used was pink But still they left me cold
DEAD LETTER RED TOO SAD FOR READING DEAD LETTER RED PAINFULLY BLEEDING
My tears were boo-hoo blue times two She couldn't hang around I know she won't be back She's six foot in the ground
DEAD LETTER RED TOO SAD FOR READING DEAD LETTER RED PAINFULLY BLEEDING
Bridge.... I wish she would have taken a deep breath Instead of making plans for her own death
DEAD LETTER RED TOO SAD FOR READING DEAD LETTER RED PAINFULLY BLEEDING
The letter I read was red The words were all so bold The ink she used was pink But still they left me cold
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