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Lay Your Head


This world is against us. Society doesn't accept us. We are an army of two and that is all that matters. I love you and you love me and that's all that matters at the end  the day. Fuck what everyone else says. I love that loud annoying laugh of yours. I chuckle to myself when I'm alone. You know how to cheer me up. You are the light in my darkest hour. My beacon of hope. God's eternal gift to me. We are one and always will be. Let me be the one to help you. Lay your head on my chest for a change. Open up to me. I'm not like them other jokes you dealt with in the past. I'll be your 80%. 

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Cartier-Aikens

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