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Clathrate Gun Hypothesis
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Nothing's real, how do I feel. Can't you wish. I still can't feel. How do I feel if I still can't feel. Do me a scream, wake me up from the dream. How do I feel if I still can't feel.
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Spy vs Spy. Heart vs soul. Life vs Lie. Spy vs spy. The body contorts. The pain lingers on. Someone to help me. I feel emotion return. Comes out of hiding. Spy vs spy. Spy vs spy. Spy vs spy.
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Chönyi Bardo
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New Faith
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Olduvai Circle Atlanta, Georgia
"I don't like this it makes me anxious."
Doomseer.
Abstraction peddler.
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