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*we are the refined the delicate, the rarefied the genteel, whose words are etheral and our thoughts exclude all things physical* for us the ideals, the pure the clean and the pristine conventions suit us best and the unquestioned fits us like custom-made gloves our lives are regulated there's something in it for each of us we have all the answers and for sure, we are the ones going to Heaven couretsy marks our birth and everyone walks about with the Dictionary of Respectable Words when we kiss we don't exchange fluids and when we have *** we are dispassionate we bring civilisation to the world and we sunbathe in idyllic beaches and we plan to tour the moon soon we are tourists really all our lives and when we are not, we polish our cars and bemoan the State of the  Environment *we are the refined the delicate, the rarefied the genteel, whose words are etheral and our thoughts exclude all things physical*
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May 23, 2014
May 23, 2014 at 6:56 AM UTC
song of the genteel
*we are the refined the delicate, the rarefied the genteel, whose words are etheral and our thoughts exclude all things physical* for us the ideals, the pure the clean and the pristine conventions suit us best and the unquestioned fits us like custom-made gloves our lives are regulated there's something in it for each of us we have all the answers and for sure, we are the ones going to Heaven couretsy marks our birth and everyone walks about with the Dictionary of Respectable Words when we kiss we don't exchange fluids and when we have *** we are dispassionate we bring civilisation to the world and we sunbathe in idyllic beaches and we plan to tour the moon soon we are tourists really all our lives and when we are not, we polish our cars and bemoan the State of the  Environment *we are the refined the delicate, the rarefied the genteel, whose words are etheral and our thoughts exclude all things physical*
raj-arumugam
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Australian
May 23, 2014
May 23, 2014 at 6:56 AM UTC
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