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the fostry boys and clair-n-tine hills will wrest away their fears like marcks-alarns and floaty badge and puffer-nickel stills. they'll bother beat with ever chills and lime-lack in the surf. I'll wait for time appronaheed, I'll ferret out the mirth. you'll not buy wick-ends in their fall nor taste their merton soot, you'll waste your fully throtton ball and save your lamest foot. as they're the childs of never-been, the cartwheels at street and rue, unghost their face as your beating slows, these boys, to res-cue you.
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Dec 12, 2013
Dec 12, 2013 at 3:33 AM UTC
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the fostry boys and clair-n-tine hills will wrest away their fears like marcks-alarns and floaty badge and puffer-nickel stills. they'll bother beat with ever chills and lime-lack in the surf. I'll wait for time appronaheed, I'll ferret out the mirth. you'll not buy wick-ends in their fall nor taste their merton soot, you'll waste your fully throtton ball and save your lamest foot. as they're the childs of never-been, the cartwheels at street and rue, unghost their face as your beating slows, these boys, to res-cue you.
keith-ren
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Dec 12, 2013
Dec 12, 2013 at 3:33 AM UTC
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