Involuntary Movement
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Involuntary Movement
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Your shadow passes by, INVOLUNTARY MOVEMENT.
A straight back and suggestive eye....
And for my part....
l don't see any harm in staring....
Clothes tell lies....
l noticed....Mascara lines....l noticed....
Don't be cool.
They're not filming you.
This woman's spending the vast proportion of her time in chains....
A warm horizon is no compensation for a wasted day....
and for my part....
l don't see any harm in staring-
Clothes tell lies....
l noticed....
Mascara lines. I noticed.
Don't be cool. They're not filming you.
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