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Slurpee

Slow rains, but the days working, No pain, and the god's burning, You tell me my taxes don't matter, when the game's spooky?' I said my brain hurts, but no movies, So meet me at the drop back, last gulp, A glass of your white juice, with no pulp but when the robots start beeping, light switch, up, down, backward, it doesn't even count when the wires in your head spark.
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douglas-beights
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Sep 24, 2014
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the sugar bowl has but one use, and i will not be explaining it to you

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