Forecasting
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Forecasting
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A millstone, golden, swings soft and assertive to the side
Undeniably pure, my past, it has no future
All persistence
I can make this work
All persistence
I can make this work
It’s a prayer to the present from perspectives of the past
God, I hope this lasts
And eventually, one day, the prophets are
Gonna find out the hard way
That I won’t repeat anything
All persistence
I can make this work
All persistence
I can make this work
I can make this work
I don’t believe anything
Aversion towards versions of someone I swore I’d never be
Old persistence
I can make this worse
Old persistence
I can make this worse
All (all), persistence
I can make this work
I can make this work
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