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Twirling swirly my slurred

Speach stood still

I'm alive don't worry

Phone-call-two-in-the-morning

 

The sense of furnished living rooms mourning

And when candid twisted words tie tongues

I'm alive don't worry

Phone-call-two-in-the-morning

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