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Observation

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Observation

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Tell me why you think of the days

before when life was a routine which reality

broke these people are the same you have

changed don't face forward and turn around just

watch where you point that gun or you

may lay flat on the ground right back

where you started strive for a better you

now tell me why you learn from your

mistakes can you awaken on the right side

and choose a strong foundation where you'll learn

it all again

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