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This is not a test or business as usual
though it isn't casual, its really up to you to go. Cause even at its best, it's better when it's mutual. Most things are like that you know? And this is no exception, no. I rely on it. It's no lie. I rely on it. And i'm not layin' bets, cause there's nothing in my pockets, and I think I'm in over my head. But maybe that's just a part of it. Cause even if you get a hundred steps ahead, there's no promise you can keep control. And this is no exception, no. I rely on it. It's no lie. I rely on it.
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