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Intensive Care


I barely know you And I was just sitting there It was so intense in there When I heard you were in intensive care How did you get to that place Was it on an intensive dare? Do you have something intensive, rare? Or did life decide to be intensive, unfair? I'm sorry, that's not my business Forgive me for the intensive questionnaire And I apologize for the intensive stare But I needed to know about you And I wanted to encourage you So trades the intensive air for a peaceful one And recover, take care
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