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washing machines // i miss you

I do love you, daddy And you break my heart When you stand at the door All dejected and half-smiling When she says she's already Got a lot of clothes to wash So yours won't make it onto the pile And then you nod, with a quiet "Goodbye," and you slip out of the house Away into the clear morning To miss us again for another day And I want to cry into my mug When you've left and all that's in your wake Is the spinning washing machine Full of our clothes and none of yours
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15 / F / uck dullness
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15 / F / uck dullness
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Apr 5, 2018
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