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Misfortune

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Misfortune

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so please wake up

the dream is over

mindless wondering makes you sleep

I'm sorry you were misinformed

but welcome to reality

Somewhere someone made you think

that somewhere somehow dreams come true

Childhood stories,

teachers, parents brought your hopes up

sad but true

And it wasn't ever gonna go

out right

when its nothing but foolish lies

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