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Dubstep, It's a Lifestyle, Why?

Who else felt the night coming off the tracks, When we first stepped into that crowded, 1 bedroom apartment, For the 21st birthday of a guy we knew (his friends, we didn't)? Strangers derailed and built up drunken tension. That settled once he found the smoke, You found the beer, And I brought the sex. I know my regrets. But do you still enjoy the white line you crossed... Off the counter top, Before we left for IHop? You hit me, held my hand, and made me promise in the stall, (where I held your hair just last week) That I won't tell. I won't. We loaded up in the car to go back, But got stopped along the way. Two pipes, one baggie, and an open container later... Maybe birthday boy became a man, Sometime between when he got cuffed... And when he apologized. Was it just me or.... Were the State Troopers cutest when they lined us girls up, Looked at us, And let us go? Just in time for Mother's Day.
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kirsten-martin
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May 14, 2012
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... Oh, and we went to Walmart at some point.

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