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poor me
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Poor me. Stoned and uneasy. Something about this place makes me upset and weary. Wanting to leave everyone dear to me. I'm bottoms up while you are all swallowing those pills down. I said you've changed that's when you told me that I should learn how. Bad vibes. Bruised and weak knees. My dog is still dead. Can't shake these violent dreams. Problem child, good for nothing.
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floating teeth Chicago, Illinois
Somewhere between Thursday and Built to Spill.
Selena. Charles. Reychel.
contact:
floatingteeth@gmail.com
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