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seventeen, found a home in a tiny wine cellar off the coast of malibu drank and drank till i could drink no more, yet it couldn't fill the hollow inside. eighteen, took a one-way ticket out of malibu; flew through the clouds till i reached this little hole in denver; made a home, lost a house. nineteen, took a one-way ticket out of you blessed my long dark hair, smelt the apple blossoms in your chest kissed you goodbye and never came back. twenty, twenty, what's there left for me to do? found a home in a little wine cellar in a big city killed myself with alcohol but forgot about the me i left behind.
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Sep 13, 2016
Sep 13, 2016 at 11:06 AM UTC
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seventeen, found a home in a tiny wine cellar off the coast of malibu drank and drank till i could drink no more, yet it couldn't fill the hollow inside. eighteen, took a one-way ticket out of malibu; flew through the clouds till i reached this little hole in denver; made a home, lost a house. nineteen, took a one-way ticket out of you blessed my long dark hair, smelt the apple blossoms in your chest kissed you goodbye and never came back. twenty, twenty, what's there left for me to do? found a home in a little wine cellar in a big city killed myself with alcohol but forgot about the me i left behind.
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