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Sometimes.

And quite frankly I don't need God Two wires to my ears, and a glass of whisky Is plenty enough to guide me through the fog. Yet.. Sometimes.. Sir Jameson won't drown out.. The tingle of lavender that still tickles my nose Or the scent of the sheets, or the rain on the streets. And sometimes.. Mr. Daniels won't blind me from.. The traps It no longer soothe.. How her lips refused to move.
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