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in september I thought there was a formula, a frequency, for making someone fall in love with you but then I learned to be careful who you dance with, especially the slow dances that give you double vision it dawned on me that I couldn't be haunted by april anymore, that I'd have to taste the sun again and stop hitting my bumper against illusive fantasy **** the clown, that evil joker with smiling scars, the one that gives you creature fear when the voice starts, turn it off listen to the shores instead, seashell sounds for just a little bit it will help me close my eyes against the scene and people like you tonight please wait up for me- do you want it all? these filthy halls? we can't always avoid bad karma, or escape psychasthenia, even when we're filled with loneliness and the scream that begs of the someone, who are you, really? you taste of heaven and human emotion but will we last through october? -c.j.
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Jul 22, 2016
Jul 22, 2016 at 6:40 PM UTC
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in september I thought there was a formula, a frequency, for making someone fall in love with you but then I learned to be careful who you dance with, especially the slow dances that give you double vision it dawned on me that I couldn't be haunted by april anymore, that I'd have to taste the sun again and stop hitting my bumper against illusive fantasy **** the clown, that evil joker with smiling scars, the one that gives you creature fear when the voice starts, turn it off listen to the shores instead, seashell sounds for just a little bit it will help me close my eyes against the scene and people like you tonight please wait up for me- do you want it all? these filthy halls? we can't always avoid bad karma, or escape psychasthenia, even when we're filled with loneliness and the scream that begs of the someone, who are you, really? you taste of heaven and human emotion but will we last through october? -c.j.
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Jul 22, 2016
Jul 22, 2016 at 6:40 PM UTC
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