2000 Orchids (or Something)
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2000 Orchids (or Something)
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I love my trophy wife and she says she loves me
for only who I am: a rich celebrity
Like I would die for you or something
I run home every afternoon to check the machine in my room
This is the fourteenth day that I don't have a message from you
That just makes me feel so awful
It's worse than I pretend, but not as bad as Grisham writes
I cried when Kubrick died, you still miss 'The Heights'
Like you ain't got a brain or something
This happens every afternoon
2000 orchids in your room
and then some jackass points out that you aren't living here
That just makes me feel so awful
I hope you die cold and lonely
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