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Parking Lots
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All the places that I've loved turned into parking lots, high-rise condos, and boutique shops -- all places that are not inspired by any history other than white man's greed and cupidity for beige boxes; it's a rich man's disease. Everybody that I know's packed up and moved away. Who will fill your shopping centers when no one can stay longer than it takes to build a high-rise or bulldoze all the memorials we built? You can take your money and pave over all our dreams, but the joke's on you because we'll be the grass shooting through the concrete.
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Purple Pills
02:52
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I bury myself in work so I don't bury myself in dirt. I'm running a race to keep from stagnation. My friends lack self-confidence, and I am no different. My heart is breaking in Eastern Standard Time because we've all been feeling sad. We all found different ways to numb the pain; while they all were getting high, I just stayed inside. My head is spinning faster every day. Will this be the year my insecurities get the best of me? I moved across state lines to try to heal this battered mind, but I'm not quite sure it helped. I think it only made things worse as we grew farther apart because we've all been feeling sad. We all found different ways to numb the pain; while they all were getting high, I just stayed inside my head. We all fell behind. Some nights I still want to die, but I've been doing better on this end, and I don't know if these purple pills are working, but I'll take them anyway and hope for brighter days. I still hope for brighter days.
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