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You keep shaking at the branches just like money grows on trees. I been dealing in these cheap clichés just like they'll help me leave someday. And--easy! Easy! Easy.-- We can't let 'em hear us scheming at the bottom of their hill while their victories are streaming. I can still remember days when sane folks always laid bets on us. With our mortarboards tilted all smart and God left sorting filters, we tilted, tipped all windmills and we smoked through all opponents. You'll tell me I once loved you. I'll reply that, once, I could. And we'll keep on telling stories 'til our voices clear the woods and drift on up their hill and through their windows to their ears. I'll tell you you were beautiful. You were! I ******* swear! So tell me I was beautiful and that we can repair this broken clumsy story that ****** us all up and brought us here. Up there atop their hill, those thieving ******** sip their wine, while below them, our white facepaint runs. We plan ahead for better times. I keep shaking at the branches as if friendship grows on trees. Just as though they might accept me, when the dollars fall with Autumn leaves. And you been dealing hard in hollow hopes and flimsy dreams. But I still think you're beautiful. So tell me that I'm beautiful. And then let's clip their flimsy wings. Those ************* 'crost the town are eating **** and grinning.                Cackling,                orgasming, while counting out their winnings. But their music plays too loud and soon their eardrums will be bleeding. If they can't hear us breathing, babe, they'll never hear us scheming.
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May 25, 2016
May 25, 2016 at 12:11 PM UTC
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You keep shaking at the branches just like money grows on trees. I been dealing in these cheap clichés just like they'll help me leave someday. And--easy! Easy! Easy.-- We can't let 'em hear us scheming at the bottom of their hill while their victories are streaming. I can still remember days when sane folks always laid bets on us. With our mortarboards tilted all smart and God left sorting filters, we tilted, tipped all windmills and we smoked through all opponents. You'll tell me I once loved you. I'll reply that, once, I could. And we'll keep on telling stories 'til our voices clear the woods and drift on up their hill and through their windows to their ears. I'll tell you you were beautiful. You were! I ******* swear! So tell me I was beautiful and that we can repair this broken clumsy story that ****** us all up and brought us here. Up there atop their hill, those thieving ******** sip their wine, while below them, our white facepaint runs. We plan ahead for better times. I keep shaking at the branches as if friendship grows on trees. Just as though they might accept me, when the dollars fall with Autumn leaves. And you been dealing hard in hollow hopes and flimsy dreams. But I still think you're beautiful. So tell me that I'm beautiful. And then let's clip their flimsy wings. Those ************* 'crost the town are eating **** and grinning.                Cackling,                orgasming, while counting out their winnings. But their music plays too loud and soon their eardrums will be bleeding. If they can't hear us breathing, babe, they'll never hear us scheming.
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