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chocolate

by @siriuslystarry

Hidden in street corners Dark alleys Backseats of cars It’s a shame your parents don’t know what you get up to You make me smell like chocolate Which is a flavor i’ve never really admired And even mixed in with your smoke rings I still feel the desire to quit You or it I don't really care at this point
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16 / Non-binary
Published
Jan 2, 2019
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1m
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#1975#chocolate#drugs#smoke
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