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They flex slowly. Come up tails. Coin flips floating down the Riverbanks, Past the fountain pens Dripping with fresh Ink and short-armed knives. Laughing hard At their ridiculous leather jackets, Brandishing bug eyed grins Above all other Deadly weapons, Just as disarming. Souped up Vintage cars and hats And stowed away Overcoats and canes Somehow soaked By the groundwater rain. Coming up Aces, Breaking through the sea These Kids, They'll be alright.
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Dec 2, 2014
Dec 2, 2014 at 11:28 AM UTC
The Kids'll Be Alright
They flex slowly. Come up tails. Coin flips floating down the Riverbanks, Past the fountain pens Dripping with fresh Ink and short-armed knives. Laughing hard At their ridiculous leather jackets, Brandishing bug eyed grins Above all other Deadly weapons, Just as disarming. Souped up Vintage cars and hats And stowed away Overcoats and canes Somehow soaked By the groundwater rain. Coming up Aces, Breaking through the sea These Kids, They'll be alright.
for my grandfather. may you rebel without a cause.
jedd-ong
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Dec 2, 2014
Dec 2, 2014 at 11:28 AM UTC
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