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northwestern madness

We met up again, somewhere in a dense cloud of smoke

I had been gone for a while, frozen in Alaskan ice

But we picked up where we assumed we would

 

"Nice to see you, *******

It was nice to see you to, even though you are

a rotten ******* we get along because of it

 

Madness kept us drinking, and I was still flush

So from the first light of the morning,

when we scrapped the crust from our eyes

we stayed hydrated

and out of jail this time.

 

Maybe next time

we might finally be burned alive.

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daniel-holden
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Oct 12, 2010
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