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His head lies in the sunlight grease-paint and mascara smeared in flecks, passed-out upon room 5's windowsill whilst all around his friends frolic and have *** he stinks of Michael Kors' with his designer suit and dip-dyed hair, he thinks the girls dig a guy in a suit but sadly they simply don't care for class is overrated, manners belated, he went out looking for a bit instead he threw up on the karaoke machine and now he just looks like a *** disco lights schizophrenic, blinding, covering his face burning with embarrassment simple childish fun curdled sour stumbling through a crowd hurling harassment passing by drug abusers and rich fixers taxi cabs beep, run-down and stained, prostitutes sell in ***** horns and bunny suits - his need's dire but his wallet's drained for money can buy pretty much anything but with one tiny exception - no amount of printed-paper notes can buy a life of true, honest, perfection.
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May 4, 2015
May 4, 2015 at 8:49 AM UTC
Rock 'N Room 5
His head lies in the sunlight grease-paint and mascara smeared in flecks, passed-out upon room 5's windowsill whilst all around his friends frolic and have *** he stinks of Michael Kors' with his designer suit and dip-dyed hair, he thinks the girls dig a guy in a suit but sadly they simply don't care for class is overrated, manners belated, he went out looking for a bit instead he threw up on the karaoke machine and now he just looks like a *** disco lights schizophrenic, blinding, covering his face burning with embarrassment simple childish fun curdled sour stumbling through a crowd hurling harassment passing by drug abusers and rich fixers taxi cabs beep, run-down and stained, prostitutes sell in ***** horns and bunny suits - his need's dire but his wallet's drained for money can buy pretty much anything but with one tiny exception - no amount of printed-paper notes can buy a life of true, honest, perfection.
lexander-jones
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May 4, 2015
May 4, 2015 at 8:49 AM UTC
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