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But
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Alex
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In My Life
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Watching TV
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The Not Sad Song
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Rolling Ball
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Lenny
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2 A.M. Train
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Tom Williams Burlington, Vermont
After escaping the evil clutches of Lord Skankbun I found myself drifting for many moons. I finally found the scroll of Zim and made my way home.
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