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A Toast to Mistaken Adolescence.

I see through that deathly daze of yours,

I see regret, opportunity, and gratefulness,

You told me that you weren't sure,

If you're happy because you're here,

Or glum because you're not at deaths door.

And that forever breaks my heart,

So I left the demonic devices behind,

And went to my car.

Sparked a cigarette, put it to my lips, and take a drag,

Here's to the worst night I've ever had.

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Feb 26, 2013
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