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Sitting in that tiny room you call your office sweating in sweat heater blaring chills of regret. Inflammatory response tightened up tripped out grimace has become your middle name. To steal from Bob Dylan "there must be some way out of here" No wonder plunging head long headaching heart breaking into red brick walls second story shaky jail cells flaking one too many souls borrowing one soul too many. We don't really get it our way. Bursting out of all that gray making your way. The streets will be calling your name to be the light angel again drifting into dark consciousness to light the way. Descending back into that twisted tiny room you call your office in a modular tomb and the only window is sleep.
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Oct 18, 2014
Oct 18, 2014 at 10:56 AM UTC
Humworks Tina Retires
Sitting in that tiny room you call your office sweating in sweat heater blaring chills of regret. Inflammatory response tightened up tripped out grimace has become your middle name. To steal from Bob Dylan "there must be some way out of here" No wonder plunging head long headaching heart breaking into red brick walls second story shaky jail cells flaking one too many souls borrowing one soul too many. We don't really get it our way. Bursting out of all that gray making your way. The streets will be calling your name to be the light angel again drifting into dark consciousness to light the way. Descending back into that twisted tiny room you call your office in a modular tomb and the only window is sleep.
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Oct 18, 2014
Oct 18, 2014 at 10:56 AM UTC
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