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did we decide on love?

Did we decide on love? You know the grumbling hooligan better than I. If the choice was mine I’d toss it to the streets, let it soak in the rain.                                                                                                                                 You know love has                                                                                                                                  a brain that hums?                                                                                                                      Not sits and scowls in the                                                                                                                         midst of responsibility.                                                                                                         Hold, dear child, your sentiments                                                                                                                                       of mediocrity.                                                                                                                            And wait for the light.
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