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Artist: Kid Gorgeous
Canonical path: /kid-gorgeous/morrissey-was-right
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Morrissey Was Right
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Morrissey Was Right
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These are for you. These black roses have succumbed to time.
There's blood on the petals but no tears in the blood. Not
enough to make these flowers grow. Don't cry. Say goodbye to
sad songs. Say goodbye to the ocean. I never heard a smith's
song that I didn't like. Say goodbye to the memories. Her past
is not my problem. She'll look better in cement.
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