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If you could ring the sky like a bell
Even such a sound would never suffice
If you could bang the world like a drum
It would only show it was hollow inside
And as love, it slips behind a little cloud
And your eyes are veiled
Is there a medical term for a heart that's been removed?
If you could wring the hours and the days
Of all their life, I think you would find
The lovely faces crash like a wave
Upon a shore so frozen and white
And as love, it slips behind another cloud
The snow is like a feathery down
When a heart has been removed
And as love departs your life
Like silvery birds that leave the coast
Your eyes are as wide and lifeless as the moon
Johnny Viola was written by Jonathan Meiburg.