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Hills/Curves
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Everything is infinite in my mind. There's Spiders. They're crawling out. Everything is breathing. Huff and puff. Pulsating like the people I've met before in stores. They all regret the things they had no control of. I wish I could see the way the sky will open up on Death's day but my life can't be over just yet, I've got more things I should be doing. Like spreading peace and love like wildfire. Like Southern California's destined situation.
Every one is laughing. Hahaha.
We think we know every thing. Haha.
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