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Work

Plastic lights and seat belts

Orange milk fingernails

Laughing just like you meant it

Whatever you do must sell

 

People will think that you're hostile

If you don't smile at a crime

And approach the commiter asking

Would you like lemon or lime

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zack-turner
American
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Jul 3, 2012
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