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I shed a body or two off Back when I was in the "Times." The speckling of my sharpest bones Was in order and I still didn't want to go home. I just wanted to shine. I just wanted to live like ivory and dance in the minty ice cream cone That's melting down your left wrist. While in the other hand there was this little slip A piece of paper with a note About how God can change your life and Others lives if you can just pray right and then pay the standing Black Jack off by the closed door. Would you like anymore Wisdom from an old bag of grass Or the company of a church ***** I want to shed roses out of the garden and into my mind. I just want to tell you that you're not mine and you never will be and I will never be happy again Not like I was when I had no hidden grin Or when I had no scar on my chest from beating him Or any manly hair on my chinny chin chin. I've shined out and timed out of the server. The service calls me so I put a gun in my mouth and sing them the anthem of their nations glow: The anthem of a lunatic Praying on a twelve gauge To bring me back in again. Bruised teeth and busted lips. A black smudge down the right side And your **** are looking back at me. To make things a little bit harder, I almost stopped to shudder and erase that last part but I can't now For it has made its mark. Trash can journey number six. Are you in to this?
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Nov 20, 2013
Nov 20, 2013 at 5:57 PM UTC
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I shed a body or two off Back when I was in the "Times." The speckling of my sharpest bones Was in order and I still didn't want to go home. I just wanted to shine. I just wanted to live like ivory and dance in the minty ice cream cone That's melting down your left wrist. While in the other hand there was this little slip A piece of paper with a note About how God can change your life and Others lives if you can just pray right and then pay the standing Black Jack off by the closed door. Would you like anymore Wisdom from an old bag of grass Or the company of a church ***** I want to shed roses out of the garden and into my mind. I just want to tell you that you're not mine and you never will be and I will never be happy again Not like I was when I had no hidden grin Or when I had no scar on my chest from beating him Or any manly hair on my chinny chin chin. I've shined out and timed out of the server. The service calls me so I put a gun in my mouth and sing them the anthem of their nations glow: The anthem of a lunatic Praying on a twelve gauge To bring me back in again. Bruised teeth and busted lips. A black smudge down the right side And your **** are looking back at me. To make things a little bit harder, I almost stopped to shudder and erase that last part but I can't now For it has made its mark. Trash can journey number six. Are you in to this?
Sorry. . . Not so sorry.
andrew-mcelroy
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30/M/Australian
Nov 20, 2013
Nov 20, 2013 at 5:57 PM UTC
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