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iloiuvis · Posted: Thu 22:12, 31 Mar 2011 Post subject: This city

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Wah Sang

brilliant neon as if to express the heart of the city beautiful

we all live in silence Here, here, inclusive of our joy, our sorrow, hold our silence, our time to dance

silent way along the city move forward, the way the light softly singing [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], no one else will I Worry enjoy sway, sway in the mind of this city in broad

infinite time to pass up, we have to own an instant tender and pure gradually receded, replaced by experienced battle-armor, used at this time eyes looking at all the city has no light color, you high, I lower the competition for I am strong, you weak test of everything regardless of mood, after all, experienced, learned, maybe I see through the

young age, but my heart is no longer young, flickering lights in this city, I do not put out Resentment has been flowing into the river, I do not want to bother others in the memory of those who have given me, let it With the water all together into the sea, and never look back

I love my city, and he, though not as busy Kuankuang other cities, but it will always be my warm haven. I can not leave my city, because here I have seen so much love and pain, the edge of a blend of sorrow and Yue [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], accumulated bit by bit here, little Hanxing looking at the sky, feel the coming and going, Experience the hustle and bustle of silence. Here are all my familiar, like old friends, how can I

willing to leave late at night, I walked slowly on the way home, street lights my shadow becomes longer, twisted, shaking. Some of my eyes blurred, alcohol in the body writhed, anesthesia was nervous I thought it was just as good rest tonight, let them, what not to think of. Maybe this time is to turn on a lamp at home waiting for me back

this quiet town, with his warm and surrounded me in his arms, quietly melting my Xibei, this night I will recede rendering all on me, a good sleep. . .

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Be A Resource
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