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Carnival in the city, you looked at me Soft flickers, Bulbs that kept me awake. Spoke to me in vintage music I was a clown. ​Carnival in the city, you squeezed my chest. Pulled me by my pigtails, Thrusted into pastel carousels at rest Turned into empire state rollercoasters I wailed, I wasn’t tall enough to ride yet. But I liked it. Cotton candy in my best tulle dress, I’ve got my frilly socks in a mess, I thought there was nothing else across. You got me stuffed bears at the ring toss. We spun too fast. The bulbs flickered off. I wiped the paint off my face and ​Caught sight of the Carnival in the country instead. And your beauty dissipates.
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Jul 13, 2016
Jul 13, 2016 at 9:26 AM UTC
Change of Heart
Carnival in the city, you looked at me Soft flickers, Bulbs that kept me awake. Spoke to me in vintage music I was a clown. ​Carnival in the city, you squeezed my chest. Pulled me by my pigtails, Thrusted into pastel carousels at rest Turned into empire state rollercoasters I wailed, I wasn’t tall enough to ride yet. But I liked it. Cotton candy in my best tulle dress, I’ve got my frilly socks in a mess, I thought there was nothing else across. You got me stuffed bears at the ring toss. We spun too fast. The bulbs flickered off. I wiped the paint off my face and ​Caught sight of the Carnival in the country instead. And your beauty dissipates.
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Jul 13, 2016
Jul 13, 2016 at 9:26 AM UTC
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