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see, between us, we have one whole heart, my dear and I have been ripped apart, and our own hands bloodstained and leathery, may have been our own demise, but the guilt is shouldered by mister heart, oh, mister heart. see, between us, we cooked up a plan, the kind of thing a sick man might think, with the pocket pistol her aunt had bought her, we could destroy our hearts, mister and missus heart. see, between us, shaky legs and midnight hands, and the smell of roses later,
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Aug 13, 2015
Aug 13, 2015 at 5:38 PM UTC
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see, between us, we have one whole heart, my dear and I have been ripped apart, and our own hands bloodstained and leathery, may have been our own demise, but the guilt is shouldered by mister heart, oh, mister heart. see, between us, we cooked up a plan, the kind of thing a sick man might think, with the pocket pistol her aunt had bought her, we could destroy our hearts, mister and missus heart. see, between us, shaky legs and midnight hands, and the smell of roses later,
(Woops, made this public and now I can't remove that setting. It's not done, don't **** a brick.)
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Seattle, Washington
Aug 13, 2015
Aug 13, 2015 at 5:38 PM UTC
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