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The Great Sadness

The forest whispers voices long gone silent
The bear cub paces, trapped by all this violence

She stands alone at the edge of the abyss
She's just a junkie no one'll ever miss

A spec of light she knows is always there
To wrap her soul within it's loving care

I feel the sadness of a hundred thousand Braves
We their tears, the ones we should have saved.

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