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Artists like us Have a rare form of narcissism In which We think we are **** But we want others to see our **** And enjoy it And when they do. It's intoxication To much wine On an empty stomach Fade to black Growing up My uncle had this big black Junkyard dog And the dog had a bear And i was 5 And i didnt really want the bear But next thing i knew It was craddled to my chest And the dog stratched to get it back It left a deep red reminder on my arm And i hid it from my mom So she wouldent know i took the dog's bear I still have a scar there. But look what im saying is, Though this is into the void And you will never hear it, I'm sorry.
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Jul 28, 2016
Jul 28, 2016 at 7:35 PM UTC
Narcissism
Artists like us Have a rare form of narcissism In which We think we are **** But we want others to see our **** And enjoy it And when they do. It's intoxication To much wine On an empty stomach Fade to black Growing up My uncle had this big black Junkyard dog And the dog had a bear And i was 5 And i didnt really want the bear But next thing i knew It was craddled to my chest And the dog stratched to get it back It left a deep red reminder on my arm And i hid it from my mom So she wouldent know i took the dog's bear I still have a scar there. But look what im saying is, Though this is into the void And you will never hear it, I'm sorry.
Skaldspiller
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Jul 28, 2016
Jul 28, 2016 at 7:35 PM UTC
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