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Hair disheveled, beard overgrowing, My eyes squint at anything over-glowing. With every sip of gin I’m reminded of you, Am I waking in blue? Am I the old geezer they all call me? As folly as finding logic in Lost, I still don’t know your final cost, I lie to everyone; say I’m just fine, They stop asking questions with that line. They say I’m crazy, or wild, and let me be. You are not free, as long I’m not; But you don’t know where or if you are caught I’ve gotten as good as you at faking it But maybe you were faking at all. And I am just failing to see.
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Jan 6, 2011
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