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Reigning cool, greetings from hell.

by castorpolydeuces

With lofty airs and folding chairs we formed our grungy rule, we grew from weeds and broken swings into a pungent cool, Our reign is dirty, decadent more indulgent than your dreams for we lost our morals and our hope among the broken things.
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Written by
castorpolydeuces
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Oct 28, 2016
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Each caste has their own classes, the lowest of the low, the highest of the low, etc. I know we're pretty poor and lame, but at least we're good at it.

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#broken#hell#dirty#morals#cool#chairs#greetings#decadent#folding#reign
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