Few And Far Between
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Maginot Line

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Maginot Line

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traveling into the next hundred years, or so

without a saftey net

i want it to be

everything at once, like a hurricane

destroy without refrain

i need it to be

i know what youre marching over

i know where you're pointed towards

you give yourself away

its all related

cut me in

count me out

it's the wrong way

no way, it can't be

no way they've breached your line

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