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Never Alone


In the desert

Lost in the Woods

Abandoned house

In some neighborhood

Scared, tired, all alone

What would I do without my phone

This may seem shallow

Or just plain wrong

But think about it

For not even that long

You could text a friend

Search for some food

Even watch videos

If in the mood

At any age

This is a tool

Working, retired

Or still in school

And what's the best

When you wanna go home

Let's go GPS

You're never alone!

 

 

 

 
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