"commute" |
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i stood in line waiting |
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to recieve my communion from the rusted token booth |
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the line was long |
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i stood listening to my |
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personal preacher |
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running on double A's- |
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choir sold seperately |
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made eye contact with a stranger |
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no words passed- |
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not in the subway car of god |
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the fire and brimstone lined the tracks |
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where the mice used to run |
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but at last we could see what we feared- |
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finally. |
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like mysterious words |
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quoted from the Bible- |
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everything seemed out of context; |
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at least with damnation you got a ride, |
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instead of being fettered to the yellow line. |
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