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TAURUS SEASON
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Call me out. I spent October sober then you knocked me down. I fell back and over, you were safe and sound, tripping over nothing anyhow.
Dead asleep, I found you in the forest. Don't you lie to me, you're bullshitting like a Taurus. You anomaly, how did you survive without me?
You are to me women's sunglasses from 1993. I'll wear you until I fall asleep then I'll eat your eyes one at a time until you see that you belong with me.
I smoke my weight in camel cigarettes. You just won't go away like a teenager's depressed and feigned malaise. Like acid wash and death, you stick. You stay.
Heaven sent? I'm in love with everyone I've ever met. Take that how you want I wish you all the best. I wish we never met, now leave my head.
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Travis Alexander Jersey City, New Jersey
M.V.D out now
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