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Angels & Shackles
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I know nothing of angels
Nothing of shackles
Nothing worth talking about
Rest my head in the sand
Say my prayers out loud
I've forgotten the answer
Pursued the dancer
Followed her thighs to the moon
Felt the tip of her hand
Over my unhealing wound
It was late in the evening
As I lay dreaming
A ladder fell from the sky
Held in a holy embrace
Though there's no reason why
We tumbled 'til morning
My body was yearning
To rise up with yours, beyond
I can't remember your face
Do you remember my arm?
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Ross Cohen Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Ross Cohen was born in New York, grew up in Malvern Pennsylvania, schooled in St. Petersburg Florida, and matured in Alamo
Texas. His mobile past has exposed him to various genres of music and lifestyles.
"I write songs, I sing, and I play guitar. Most of them are about girls. Some of them are about murders. Eros and Thanatos, baby. Eros and Thanatos."
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