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Mire

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Mire

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I can't admire your blind faith in humanity.

Glassy eyes plugged in to the U.S. pride shit.

Culture sucking off the demigods.

Support group of lost romantics tied up in semantics.

Look around, did we ever have a chance?

Who's left but you and I?

I can't admire their faith

I can't admire their hope

I can't admire their lives

I can't admire

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