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Carlos A. Servellon
- New York
- Last Record: 2012-06-20 06:14:05 +0100
- Joined: Nov 23, 2009
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Watching its three-leaf companions sway in the evening breeze, the lonely four-leaf clover sighed and thought to itself, "How lucky they are to have each other."
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On a scale of one to ten, you'd be about an eight
And friendship-wise, you're one of fourteen people I don't hate Inside my mind you'd find a kind of love that's always true |
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Erwin Schrödinger may or may not have had a dog. It depends on how, or when, you look at it. |
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A: Okay, so here's how it works: You step through that door, and you end up back in here, same exact moment you walked in, but with memories of everything you did up to that point. B... |
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What, are we not romantic enough? Yeah, sure, hearts move a little blood around. Whatever. We draw oxygen out of the freaking air. There's gotta be a... |
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Interior, dawn, as you step through the doorway Talking to yourself like you've got something important to say Okay
You're wet from the rai... |
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Keeping in my theme of annually releasing rough recordings of vague songs about the night-time, here's something I dug up that would be sooo much cooler if one of you more talented folks here approached it. So please, please do. Pretty please?
Lyrics:
When the light has died, and tired eyes are left to wander
Then, the silent dead will walk the night, undiscovered
Though they do not hide, they hypnotize with ghostly gaze
And you'll see, with bloodshot eyes, their dark disguise will fall away
When the night comes alive, all your lies come to light
And your mind will devise a soul-saving story
When the night comes alive
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Don't take anything with a grain of salt. It's bad for you.
Imagine for a moment that at its core, every thing you've ever observed or experienced in some other way, living or dead, was ... |
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One day, he'll echo through the most hallowed halls in the world. He'll be on the lips of billions, and his myth will stretch into infinity.
But for now, being tiny isn't so bad. |
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