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Prude sister Pam
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Open yourself like a sail... and have the courage to follow where the wind will take you
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on a table/his mother bled/unalarming/the doctor said /one big push now, I can see a head/the doctor frowned and from his brow/pooled sweat came pouring down/to mix with the red that now paints the floor/his mother’s howls are the sounds you'd hear when angels die/the doctor quickly hands her him to tend to her/she kissed his lips without concern/and whispered her last words
like a statue... he wouldn't bend/years of tempting roll off his chest/he'd hold his head up high and bat his eye/his natty hair and stubbled chin would give a grin and you'd begin/to wonder how this world could go and pass him by/he'd have a no-greed philosophy... take only what you need
he'd say/you've made yourself too thirsty, when waters plenty/or/if you’re overflowing, you'll be empty
in a meadow/a foliage nest/etched in granite a headstone says/here lies a cowboy... he could walk on water/he wouldn't let this empire make him hollow
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Housewife
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east of the west Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
things began in the early morning of october 26, 1985. there was a wild eyed scientist, a crazy kid, a shaggy dog, some plutonium, a modified delorean, and some pissed off lybians in a farfegnugen.
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