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TOXIC HABITS
TROUBLED YOUTH
THEY SELDOM EVER
SPEAK THE TRUTH
BRITTLE BONES
YOUR FACE IS NUMB
AFRAID OF WHAT 
YOU MIGHT BECOME
KEEPING SECRETS 
HIDE AWAY
DONT BELIEVE
A WORD THEY SAY

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