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i didn't die
02:28
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yesterday i asked a waiter "how are you" and all he could say was "depression. clinical." and all i could say was "prozac." and then i high fived him.
don't let me go like you let the trigger go
i told him "i can sell of my prozac if you want." and he laughed. and i went home. and i didn't die. i didn't die.
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i don't want to go outside
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i hate my job
01:49
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i want to quit my job but i don't want to be broke
i want to run away but i still want to go home
i want to take shorter showers but i'm cold everywhere else
i don't want to hate my brother but i still hate myself
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music
music
music
music
fucked up music
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thanks for coming Brooklyn, New York
thanks! (they/them)
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