Everyone is asleep. I'm delivering the news to them at 4:00 A.M. seven days a week. 6:00 A.M. rolls around as I leave the town. It's a pyramid and I only fit at the bottom of it. Just like a damp cloth hidden beneath the sink, you keep me in the dark until it's convenient. Everyone is awake. Go about their day with the photographs. As they smile and laugh I don't understand. Just as a damp cloth trying its best to retain, I do more harm than good ring me out again and again. I don't know how long that this can go on. Well, I don't think it's worth it. Just give our lives to work isn't really working. Furthermore, how can this be worth it? It's so far from perfect. Well, I need a vacation. Can't differentiate these weekdays and the weekends. I implore, pinch me if I'm dreaming hit me if I'm screaming. I don't know how long, that this can go on. Something must be wrong, I cannot feel calm.
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