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Artist: The Robot Ate Me
Canonical path: /the-robot-ate-me/everyone-was-still
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Everyone Was Still
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Everyone Was Still
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i blinked and you were gone.
everyone around me was dead.
everyone around me was dead.
i looked out the window and asked if i was alone,
but the air was still,
the air was still!
(i guess that's why i was scared because i thought you might be too) i searched through bodies,
but only found change everyone i thought was alive tried to kill me i ran,
but never fast enough i fell,
but never hard enough everyone everywhere was
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