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Don't hate you, but you're beginning to bug me like a hangnail snagging a jeans pocket or a wind-chime in a gale. Don't hate you, but you're grating my nerves like a headcold when I'm out of tissues or having to break a fifty cause I'm eight pence short on change. Don't hate you, but you're wearing me down like a hole in the sole of my only boots when it rains or an intrusive question asked again and again. Don't hate you, but I'm getting there. Don't want to get there, please leave me alone
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Jan 3, 2016
Jan 3, 2016 at 1:52 PM UTC
Don't hate you...
Don't hate you, but you're beginning to bug me like a hangnail snagging a jeans pocket or a wind-chime in a gale. Don't hate you, but you're grating my nerves like a headcold when I'm out of tissues or having to break a fifty cause I'm eight pence short on change. Don't hate you, but you're wearing me down like a hole in the sole of my only boots when it rains or an intrusive question asked again and again. Don't hate you, but I'm getting there. Don't want to get there, please leave me alone
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Jan 3, 2016
Jan 3, 2016 at 1:52 PM UTC
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