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You stole my body from the doll's house, Refurbished - like new And ran it home in your tight, clammy grasp. Unwrapped - undone - and clutched to your chest, Your favourite prize in a pile of bones. When the cuts from your nails went sour and stank you medicated me - A noble doctor! So lucky you are! Just look at the leathery smiles he keeps behind cabinet doors. Now gone, the sores still weep No cure No quick fix Used - for parts
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Feb 21, 2018
Feb 21, 2018 at 2:38 PM UTC
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You stole my body from the doll's house, Refurbished - like new And ran it home in your tight, clammy grasp. Unwrapped - undone - and clutched to your chest, Your favourite prize in a pile of bones. When the cuts from your nails went sour and stank you medicated me - A noble doctor! So lucky you are! Just look at the leathery smiles he keeps behind cabinet doors. Now gone, the sores still weep No cure No quick fix Used - for parts
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Feb 21, 2018
Feb 21, 2018 at 2:38 PM UTC
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