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breakfast
01:37
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tell me again. i'm starving. literally withering away. i know it's what you wanted. the only reason you let me stay. eat my fucking dick. i'll show you that i'm drained. your eyes tell me every truth. and now i'm lying all the same. as you do. tell me again. we were through the moment that you left me. only to come back to show me the real you. who the fuck are you anyway?
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head under water
01:49
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hot water. i figured it out. you fuckers are gonna pay. i'm feeling typical today. you must think i'm easy to play. well i don't fucking play. this was never a game. i fell into your heart. and it nearly drown me in vain. fucking insane how i thought we were the same. i felt your boiling embrace when you tried to pull my face underneath the water when i was only there to do everything with you. including to bathe his scent from your brain.
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unload on the crowd that you've seemed to brought. i thought. oh i thought so. (thotso) the clown. i'm no fucking clown. i beat it in the ground. dirt life. lets see what's behind his shirt. my knife. take the knife. pink inside. thought so. i thought yours was black like mine. i don't wanna find out. so i shut my fucking mouth. i tried.
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