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Testosterone


Once a week

For the rest of my life

As the pain drives farther and deeper

Like a knife

If only I was born

With this key part inside

I wouldn't need to mourn

Nor have the need to cry

1, 2, 3, 4 shots into the side

As I wait for the tears

Running down my cheek to dry

 
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