You're Paying For Your Body Now
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You're Paying For Your Body Now
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you're paying for your body now it's gonna fall apart on you anyhow. dental insurance plan tampons designed by a man live-in care and life-support how much life can you afford?
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here's a body you didn't pick it may need maintenance, it may get sick over a barrel, priced out of proportion to pay to simply be everybody knows that life is free but living costs a fortune
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