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Clean
 
  Spread you mind the fish feed
Don’t ignore my speech my
Heart blees
Make yourself the perfect butt
Some passing thought, I don’t know what

Don’t remind me, I’ll fake
What I need to

Get back in case the door swings and
Don’t forget to hide
Your mood rings
Fit to tie
I thought I knew good company
I’d like to be you

You’re right behind me and
Mouth all I read

Don’t remind me, I’ll fake
What I need
You’re right behind me and
Mouth all I read




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