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from Berlin by Ben Beltran

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And I don’t have the ways
To quiet down the night
And stretch the pavement to your place
If time could take a day
I couldn't let it go to waste

And still if we had ages
I cannot see the day
Where we would just run out of pages
And every moment knows
and asks me not to take it

And I don’t have the days
To settle down my verbs
and have the courage to rephrase
If I would write it down
I’d only make a mess

And still when we were aimless
We could not find a road
Where we would drift apart as strangers
Through every step I take
The days are light and never dangerous

And I don’t have the waves
To leap out through the air
And bring your voice to every place
If I could keep you here
If you could keep me safe

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from Berlin, released January 17, 2019

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Ben Beltran Guadalajara, Mexico

I once fought a wizard and won; enthusiasm enthusiast; noise emitter; low standards; displaced border crosser; amateur witch doctor; power ranger; certified cat whisperer; 98% water.

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