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The mules are big and easy


In my city I have beautiful trash eating friends that give me terrible diseases The mountains don't grow as tall as hopes, and pipes turn into dreams I've seen giant cockroaches turn into tangerines And watched paint dry But I've never seen where the mules go at night after the carriages stop rolling bye
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Scathach Chambers
short and sweet

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