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First 9/11, Now This
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This summer was a grand piano dropped from the top of the Comcast building right on my fucking head. There were 88 keys to play you a sad song but what a waste. I got no phone call, love note, hug, or a kiss goodbye. On and on and on you went to Italy.
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Modem
02:22
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I am not a telegram but I wish could speak in beeps and not beeps. That's the morse code for those who don't know. I am not a kilobyte but I wish I could speak in zeros and ones. For those who don't know, that's binary code. 14.4, 28.8, 56k, those were the days.
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Bumble
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Outside of the basement I run from a swarm of bees throwing up gang signs. Yellow, yellow, yellow warriors. I came out to play and all I got was a swollen shoulder, an apis sleeve. Bumble? NO way they were bumble bees.
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Dirtball
02:15
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Ghost Town
01:26
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Potatoes
01:04
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Hockey
01:23
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Baseball
02:06
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Still Water
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