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everybody lives forever somewhere

you'll find me in the morning, not quite drunk, kinda swaying in the bed of my pickup. with a half-empty, half-full bottle of jack held in my earth-dusted hand, i'll be drinking the sunrise away like it's something to strive for. i guess you could call it meditation. maybe i'll be hoping you'll find me whenever i decide to disappear, but i guess everybody lives forever somewhere.
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cole-atkinson
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Apr 10, 2011
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