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wer den Wind nennen wird
welches hält
alle innen und alle ohne mich
behold ich, in meinem chiffon, in Gaze und in Filterstreifen
machen Sie sich nicht Sorgen, daß er rüber sein
sehen Sie, sie zurückgehen
in der LageSEIN, jede Seite jeder Frage zu sehen
ich liebe mein Leben, aber nicht zu gut
was es die gesagten Maschinen war
Himmel, die sie waren, ashen und nüchtern
herrlich und schrecklich Ihre Liebe
Sitzen in seinem Schalthebel, der Ihren Tee wartet
hängen Sie keinen Wreath

 



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