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My dad stands all day, smiling
Turning 'scripts into pills Some wouldn't be able to make it. The cliche holds true, but most take their bliss one numbing pill at a time I'm okay most of the time now, Habibi I sit in class with a blank stare, I sit in the back of my mind watching a movie being projected onto my frontal lobe precentral gyrus and the related cortical tissue that folds into the central sulcus But I'm just here for the dopamine this movie I'm watching, it's you and me I keep re-writing the scripts Not sure I'd be able to make it One numbing scene at a time
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