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The Actress Who Waits

from Thought Codes by Joe Ransom

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They stole my movie, they stole my movie script
Now you’re the actress, the only actress on my screen

Had you known that, had you know that this would take so long
Would you have known that, would you have known that I would wait so long?
So long

They stole my menu, they stole my menu of dreams
Now you’re the waitress, the lonely waitress who retrieves

Had you known that, had you know that this would take so long
Would you have known that, would you have known that I would wait so long?
Had you known that, had you known that this would take so long
You should have known that, should have known that I would break
Feel that earthquake…?

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from Thought Codes, released July 2, 2016

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