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Existentialism

Insignificant dust Swept under a cosmic carpet. From pharaohs To the night stockers at Wal-Mart, Beg the questions asked countless times before. I tell myself it doesn't matter Because I'm on the up and up. I won't be in this place forever So what's the harm in taking it easy? Some alternative country song plays on the air; Singing about nostalgia and the west. They don't have those things in China. And here I thought I'd get to start over In an afterlife with my family. When I see their lifeless eyes, I can tell no one thinks beyond themselves.
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Nov 21, 2013
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