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Like the loose lips of bar attendees with their members pressed into the hard oak finish and their fingers softly careening into the curves of our individual Gods and Goddesses We have felt it and all of its waves warped against its cold tender For money What does it mean And I remember that it doesn't matter it never did from the start It is the difference between being here and not being You never float like you do on a river in at a bar at the edge of town
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Feb 4, 2014
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