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Athens

As if we were just old friends; you'd ask, How are you baby? and I would reply: It won't stop raining. You'd want to know if time ever mends? and I'd tell you: that time alone, brought Babylon to her knees. Then you'd ask if maybe, I missed the fever that came with the North wind? and although I've missed it greatly, I'll answer plainly, that I no longer care for such silly sins.
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Jun 30, 2011
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