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ambiance amplified and gravitas dead inside drink alone, danger zone, shot the Jekyll, saved the Hyde cut my seat belts so my doors wouldn't beep, though I creep with a fleet of conceited banditos to the park, skip some rocks, play the shark, shuffle birds find the narc, go and knock, make it bark, no one heard a million reason to stay awake wide-eyed tonight ninety-nine ******* one problem: you're in my line of sight black & decker woodpecker, fur-trap chop with my power-drill trill wagon, cool dragon flagon of honey mead on the window sill unseen fiends mean for stones out beating streets to smithereens you only live nine times: shake the earth, **** the silver screens pair of sweet, pear-shaped tweets for you to meet in the suite, they can show, you can see that they know how to greet enough throwaways to keep boost mobile open enough light reflecting princess cuts that they think my neck is frozen
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Jan 19, 2015
Jan 19, 2015 at 2:46 AM UTC
Modern Wrappers II, or, When I Die Bury Me Inside the Loopy Spore
ambiance amplified and gravitas dead inside drink alone, danger zone, shot the Jekyll, saved the Hyde cut my seat belts so my doors wouldn't beep, though I creep with a fleet of conceited banditos to the park, skip some rocks, play the shark, shuffle birds find the narc, go and knock, make it bark, no one heard a million reason to stay awake wide-eyed tonight ninety-nine ******* one problem: you're in my line of sight black & decker woodpecker, fur-trap chop with my power-drill trill wagon, cool dragon flagon of honey mead on the window sill unseen fiends mean for stones out beating streets to smithereens you only live nine times: shake the earth, **** the silver screens pair of sweet, pear-shaped tweets for you to meet in the suite, they can show, you can see that they know how to greet enough throwaways to keep boost mobile open enough light reflecting princess cuts that they think my neck is frozen
tyler-lynn-pulliam
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Jan 19, 2015
Jan 19, 2015 at 2:46 AM UTC
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