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the epitome of chivalry.

In the shade of the freeway The pretenders stalks his prey Innocence quite uncorrupted Until today. In the shade of the willow tree You lay here next to me Draped in Spanish moss Cicada symphony. In the shade of the old motel Feels like she's got to sell Cigarette lights up the night Sees a face she knows too well.
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meg-freeman
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Jul 22, 2011
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