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Neighborhood Breeze
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put this city in a book
who would the main characters be?
the support, the archetypes
would villains arise, blot out the sun?
or is it just a story of love?
a suburban journey of carrying on?
cos' we all need a place to call our own
our home
connect with me
sunlight and neighborhood breeze
puts you at ease
we'll scale the trees
all the browns, all the greens
and count to 3
reside with me
would you be there for me
when the darkness becomes too bleak?
even if it's just a dream
would you call my name?
would you yell? oh, would you scream for me?
cos' we all need a place to call our own
our home
connect with me
sunlight and neighborhood breeze
puts you at ease
we'll scale the trees
all the browns, all the greens
and count to 3
reside with me
in the end...
cos' we all need a place to call our own
our home
connect with me
sunlight and neighborhood breeze
puts you at ease
after everything
you know where i'll be
just trail my feet
reside with me
in the end...
i'll call this place my home
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story•esque Murrieta, California
story•esque writes from a small pocket between the bustle and roar of functionality. If you’ve found yourself here, may your stay prove timeless. And wherever you end up next, we hope you’ll keep asking, “What’s it like over there?”
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