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my dad says you're a scatterbrain my friends say that you're to blame my grandma wants to take you to harrison and I want to be in your arms again. you told me you don't like food because you picture it chewed up and the presentation is all a facade hiding what it will become. maybe that's why you didn't even chew before you spat me out. I told you I don't eat because it's something humans need and I don't like to be dependent. but you're a new kind of craving that a cigarette won't help me to forget.
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Jun 23, 2016
Jun 23, 2016 at 3:18 AM UTC
eat me.
my dad says you're a scatterbrain my friends say that you're to blame my grandma wants to take you to harrison and I want to be in your arms again. you told me you don't like food because you picture it chewed up and the presentation is all a facade hiding what it will become. maybe that's why you didn't even chew before you spat me out. I told you I don't eat because it's something humans need and I don't like to be dependent. but you're a new kind of craving that a cigarette won't help me to forget.
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Calgary, Alberta
Jun 23, 2016
Jun 23, 2016 at 3:18 AM UTC
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