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What are you doing? Thought you quit? Take another hit from it. Throw your last sense to the dogs, jump through fire, take some stick. I’m aware this isn’t good, I’ll regret this soon enough, but for now it’s where I am. Embrace the social side of love. I don’t care where I fall. All the money in the world couldn’t tell me that I’m wrong, couldn’t tell me where I’m flawed. What the fuck is up with if you and why look down on how I live? Yeah, I’m down from my high horse, never said I’m not a prick. I don’t care where I fall. I’m aware I dropped the ball. Isn’t helping with my sins, doesn’t save me from myself. Want to know how to chase that buzz? Want to know how to fall in love? Choose a path with no stone unturned. Hold me up, take a bow, let me go, walk on home. I don’t care where I fall. It was long ago I fell, in a metaphoric ditch full of fears I’ll face alone. Don’t learn a thing from all these words but here’s a lesson anyway: never do as what I do, try to do as what I say.

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from The Practice Demos, released January 26, 2017

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