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Somehow I Moved to the Suburbs
Portland, OR - fuzzytank - Thursday, November 11th, 2004 : goo
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somehow i moved to the suburbs
i mean it had a little to do with the family that lives there and a little more to do with the girl i left in the city, but even if i dont like the idea of it, sometimes the light just gets freakin nice and i haveta stare at it.
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elaine: 25th Apr 2005 - 20:21 GMT
it can happen. i was woken up by the screeching dawn chorus at xmas at my dads and had to take this 
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