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Never ever talk to me When you are in a sad state 'cause then I'm induced to give you solutions Which is a big mistake. In my life I have minuscule amount of experience So much I don't know About the things in my existence And you come to me Looking for a solution But guess what? Whatever I tell you is just my dillusion I tell you to go say sorry to that person But in my life I would have never apologised for a good reason I tell you to go and pray to God But my friend I don't even believe if there's a God or not I tell you innumerable things I never did I am just a creature Who, in a bad situation, always hid, When you lie, you're listening to me lecture you When in my life I have never been true. So come on my friend I am no angel Whatever teaching I send Is always fake So there is a request to you I make Before listening to anyone You should see If you can spot Any irony.
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Jun 21, 2015
Jun 21, 2015 at 8:24 AM UTC
The Irony
Never ever talk to me When you are in a sad state 'cause then I'm induced to give you solutions Which is a big mistake. In my life I have minuscule amount of experience So much I don't know About the things in my existence And you come to me Looking for a solution But guess what? Whatever I tell you is just my dillusion I tell you to go say sorry to that person But in my life I would have never apologised for a good reason I tell you to go and pray to God But my friend I don't even believe if there's a God or not I tell you innumerable things I never did I am just a creature Who, in a bad situation, always hid, When you lie, you're listening to me lecture you When in my life I have never been true. So come on my friend I am no angel Whatever teaching I send Is always fake So there is a request to you I make Before listening to anyone You should see If you can spot Any irony.
on behalf of the ironic people who love to give advises
#fake#ironic#irony#advise
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Jun 21, 2015
Jun 21, 2015 at 8:24 AM UTC
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