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(Total blackness Then a sudden blinding light Shining so bright, you wish for darkness Your stomach begins to force its contents up your esophagus All your dreams wander though your head, trying to clench the chair so no one can hear A voice from up screams, and says believe in yourself Trust that whatever you put you mind to it will happen. Believe I said believe.)
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