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Time Stands Still
The broken clock stands in the corner
Like a toddler that nobody bothered to let know that they could go
Clock hands frozen in place like playing Freeze Dance and the stereo broke
For so long it was deemed an antique
Hiding in the shadows like hide and seek
There the clock will stay
Watching time racing away
Why do we say that at least a broken clock is right twice a day?
When it is wrong every other times spent
Do we draw the lines at 0.138 %?
A broken clock is broken
Do not choose to only see the 99.862 % unspoken
The oaken 0.138% clearly means that it is not okay
And people should not be okay with right twice a day
More need to understand
That to fix what’s broken all it takes is little bit of time and caring hands
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