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Something tells me you never questioned whether or not you have a soul resting beneath that blanket of thick, moist flesh You see, ma never sang me a lullaby to sleep, and now I rest with weary bones and crooked teeth as though they were toy soldiers marching down the streets of a ghost town an army of woes and sorrows stacked so high, you'd think the aches were some sort of skyrise And on, and on the trembles speak shaking what was never known but could be known if one only went through the proper channels.
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Dec 27, 2016
Dec 27, 2016 at 1:32 AM UTC
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Something tells me you never questioned whether or not you have a soul resting beneath that blanket of thick, moist flesh You see, ma never sang me a lullaby to sleep, and now I rest with weary bones and crooked teeth as though they were toy soldiers marching down the streets of a ghost town an army of woes and sorrows stacked so high, you'd think the aches were some sort of skyrise And on, and on the trembles speak shaking what was never known but could be known if one only went through the proper channels.
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Dec 27, 2016
Dec 27, 2016 at 1:32 AM UTC
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