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walking home in the rain with "i'm alrights" hanging over your head sad sayings you tell even sadder souls you meet on the bus over yonder they sit in the back. eyes trained on you waiting for you to answer the question marks they carry on their heads and the burdens they carry on their shoulders and when they need something or want to talk they look to you for breif bits of carbon dioxide trade offs. they're spitting tongues moving like motors you sit and listen to the hum as it lulls you to sleep but you're still here right next to them and   you are exchanging laughter now that is muffled by padded rooms behind your teeth.
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Dec 11, 2015
Dec 11, 2015 at 4:46 PM UTC
wallflower
walking home in the rain with "i'm alrights" hanging over your head sad sayings you tell even sadder souls you meet on the bus over yonder they sit in the back. eyes trained on you waiting for you to answer the question marks they carry on their heads and the burdens they carry on their shoulders and when they need something or want to talk they look to you for breif bits of carbon dioxide trade offs. they're spitting tongues moving like motors you sit and listen to the hum as it lulls you to sleep but you're still here right next to them and   you are exchanging laughter now that is muffled by padded rooms behind your teeth.
beanz-and-cheese
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Dec 11, 2015
Dec 11, 2015 at 4:46 PM UTC
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