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Wednesday, December 26, 2012. Everything so much slower. Thoughts now easy to filter. The bad ones rarely escape my lips. And when they do. A quick lie can cover it up. Pretend like its all okay. While waiting for the decay. What do you want me to say. This game I dont want to play. Keeping the image up. To all those who dont matter to me. Trying to keep things moving. Momentum is all that keeps up this mask. So if I keep up the tempo. And no one will ever really know me. Sunday, September 18, 2011.CONTENT
This web page clockwork-chris.blogspot.com states the following, "Wednesday, December 26, 2012." We saw that the webpage said " Thoughts now easy to filter." It also said " The bad ones rarely escape my lips. A quick lie can cover it up. Pretend like its all okay. While waiting for the decay. What do you want me to say. This game I dont want to play. To all those who dont matter to me. Trying to keep things moving. Momentum is all that keeps up this mask. So if I keep up the tempo. And no one will ever really know me. Sunday, September 18, 2011."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
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Saturday, April 9, 2011. Waking Up, Victoria, B. Waking Up, Victoria, B. Our toes in the wet sand. And beyond into the sea. Soft thunder splash of breakers. Already to our ankles and knees. The beach golden-light, breezy. Mixing with sand and clothes. But you, my musician friend. We scurried to the street. Back to the festival where you. Were opening for the Dead. Or that, no food but.