Subtle Akward Positions
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Subtle Akward Positions
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I was hoping i would go blind
So i would never see again
That we are all so wrong
About the reason we give for why we live
I was hoping i would go deaf
So i would never hear again
The reasons i heard my mother say
For why she knew i should never kill
I was hoping i would go dumb
So i would never speak again
And i could never put myself
In these subtle awkward positions again
Ive never been more embarrassed
Ever in my life
Than when i put myself in here
In this subtle awkward position
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