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They have been exported here by some exwedrpf was soryy to yyou aaso dtheawo this is a plea out to the correct eggman can meand sally are taken what wonderfuldolls, boom thrown into a river eats the i flood. ande wae wake inby The Wall 300 words, 2 comments, on Oct 8 10:47 PM
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Oh, the blurring lights spped down the freeway of my mind,1
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You know what’s nice? When you’re that special kind of drunk, where you are still functional, but it feels like your watching what you’re seeing through a movie theater screen. Where you’re happy because for the rest of theby The Wall 300 words, 9 comments, on Aug 9 12:27 AM 2008
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Well I just about swear I been sittin’ out here for six years and I think I got barely thirty dollars.1 / Yessir, just ‘bout thirty two dollars and eleven cents.2 /by The Wall 500 words, 15 comments, on Jun 29 11:04 PM 2008
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The drink burned all the way down my throat. My I fixed my top hat, letting it rest just on the top of my head. John, my agent, patted me oby The Wall 2500 words, 2 comments, on Jun 28 11:05 PM 2008
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I walk into the clinic and see everybody I see every Friday. All the same faces plus a few new ones. Our group leader, some high school kidby The Wall 300 words, 4 comments, on Jun 19 12:22 AM 2008
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There is nothing lonelier than drinking vodka straight from the bottle in the back of a truck in the middle of the night.1 / The drink felt like it was on fire, searing its way down my throat, anby The Wall 700 words, 3 comments, on Jun 19 12:17 AM 2008
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(E with g minor pull offs) / Well I'm so tired / I can't get no rest / It's three in the morning / I can't get no rest1 / (A7) / I'm cryin' baby / Where's a man to go?by The Wall <100 words, on Jun 15 6:22 PM 2008
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There is nothing lonelier than drinking vodka straight from the bottle in the back of a truck in the middle of the night.1 / The drink feltby The Wall 2300 words, 17 comments, on Apr 3 12:09 AM 2008
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The loud speaker turns on, and The Reverend tells us to report for a meeting.1 / I stand up and walk to my Reverend.2 / My cousins and I walk like sheep to the meetiby The Wall 500 words, 6 comments, on Mar 27 8:50 PM 2008
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The man said he liked my suit. Well that's always a plus.
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Gregory the Great's last show.
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His gloved hands fiddled through the bag. He was calm and collected, pulling out a small knife, shinning even in the darkness of the wine cellar. He was dressed in a black shirt, and torn brown cloth pants. His long hair dang
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I took the cigarette out of my pocket, while simultaneously sliding my finger down the flint of the lighter. The weak flame lit the tip, and I sat down next to a tree, sitting with my knees up. The dog encaged in the fence lo
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All the shame is gone, / All the people are wrong, / Fighting Wars and talkin 'bout peace, / We've got our freedom on a lease, / Nobody car
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There once was three pirates. They were known across the land as the most vicious, blood thirsty, merciless pirates on the seven seas. Thei
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My fingers felt like they were on fire. I poured my soul into that song, god knows, every ounce of it. But they didn't care. Hell, I could of played that song completely wrong, they wouldn't care. All they care about is the hit. I was sick of touring, and
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A story of a man going insane from an odd point of veiw.
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(This diary was found in a bowl of spaghetti on February 12, 1978.) / / Entry 1: It's been a day (in spaghetti time) since we were deployed to the front lines. We were scooped up right out of the pot and placed on the table. God only knows what fate
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