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Gramme Friday

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Gramme Friday

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The people I like live

In kitchens and halls.

I cant reach a decision on this.

Can I come back to you on this?

Hitler lost his nerve on it.

Dr. morel prescribed it well

Its fast debts.

I am robertson speedo

And this is my gramme friday.

Skin drops slow to the bones

But Ive got my hunger anyway.

Im on gramme friday.

Work and eat spontaneous

Enter the house of weariness.

Its fastnet

Look out

Look down

Look out

Look now

The hunger....

Friday .

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