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Artist: A Wilhelm Scream
Canonical path: /a-wilhelm-scream/retiring
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Retiring
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Retiring
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Another jog through hell, but why are you pacing?
We're not out of the woods
If this lesson fails, could I pack up and leave? I wonder if I
could
No, I cannot ignore. I cannot abort
No, I cannot afford to lose what I am owed
To my esteemed colleagues, who smiled when they met me and hoped
that I would fail, forget the kind words told, and the
complimentaries
All you fucks can go to hell
I guess I've known it all, but I could not refuse to go
I cannot ignore. I cannot abort
No, I cannot afford to lose what I am owed
Another jog through hell, and here we are pacing
We burnt down the fucking woods
I guess their lessons failed with one target remaining
It's back to Hollywood
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