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home is where the dog died where the carvings in the walls say I heart ryan four ever or it used to be I could etch the rooftiles of the abandoned hot dog stand in foil from blindfolded memory I know these walls I could drive drunk from 111 to 25 unbury the spare key where hannah used to live I could recite the streets and pebbles between yours and mine but they say you can’t go home again you can’t go home again you can’t go not again
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 11:46 PM UTC
Circle Dot Drive Inn
home is where the dog died where the carvings in the walls say I heart ryan four ever or it used to be I could etch the rooftiles of the abandoned hot dog stand in foil from blindfolded memory I know these walls I could drive drunk from 111 to 25 unbury the spare key where hannah used to live I could recite the streets and pebbles between yours and mine but they say you can’t go home again you can’t go home again you can’t go not again
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 11:46 PM UTC
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