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better now than later and better late than never pulling strings on fancy things and yanking down the lever on it because of it you know i'm all about it made the mask of leather machine metal bones rubber cemented together. just a small piece of the puzzle a drop coming out the nozzle a tiny fleck of insecurity the masterpiece impurity. crooked step the cobble stone foot path "perdon" the wobble blowing up phones this century mention me in your digital speak...

--hello um i'm calling you because i just saw someone walking a fucking sheep on a leash. it was a sheep they were walking it and like in the dog park area and then i kept thinking of that korn song 'freak on a leash' and i replaced freak with sheep *belchy* and then i decided that i'm crazy. and i just thought you should know. update! cell phone update! yay!--end of message. to repeat this message press one...

the rival who doesn't compete you can't beat take a breather and collect your fleet put some shoes on them feet swallow what's already in your mouth before you chew more off than you can eat. the rival who doesn't compete you can't beat.

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from Get Better, released January 1, 2011
written and produced by sarah marston.

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Sarah Marston Tennessee

i'm 20 years old, tall for a girl, and i don't know what i'm doing at all.

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