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i spent seven days in a foxhole eating sand and burying the secrets of former lovers. i gave myself the silent treatment for the first four days then i sang for the other three. i dreamed of cowboys and westbound trains and i had an old sack full of bottles so i wasnt alone. i was a fine toothed comb or a skill saw and i felt useful for once in my life. i crushed a box of lightbulbs on the fourth night and i found the prettiest place to sleep. i hung photos on the wall of the prison to keep me happy and missing you. now i live in the basement of the world and i wish for nothing more than a swiss army knife and one word from you.
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Mar 23, 2012
Mar 23, 2012 at 9:47 PM UTC
foxhole
i spent seven days in a foxhole eating sand and burying the secrets of former lovers. i gave myself the silent treatment for the first four days then i sang for the other three. i dreamed of cowboys and westbound trains and i had an old sack full of bottles so i wasnt alone. i was a fine toothed comb or a skill saw and i felt useful for once in my life. i crushed a box of lightbulbs on the fourth night and i found the prettiest place to sleep. i hung photos on the wall of the prison to keep me happy and missing you. now i live in the basement of the world and i wish for nothing more than a swiss army knife and one word from you.
david-badgerow
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Mar 23, 2012
Mar 23, 2012 at 9:47 PM UTC
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