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Artist: Sadaharu
Canonical path: /sadaharu/this-modern-day-disaster
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This Modern Day Disaster
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This Modern Day Disaster
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i hate myself for ever having thought that i was stronger than this.
and i'm convinced that this town may well be the death of me.
(wear the mask. live the lie. i am richard corey.
i am richard corey.
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