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Thinking


I think

All the time

I can't ever stop

But you can shut it off

Your mind

I'm always worried what people think of me

What they are saying about me

Especially you...

But now?

it's different

I don't care what others think as much

Especially you

Your just a small minded person in this big growing world

you tell me to catch up with times?

Maybe it's not me?

It's you.

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