“So hurting here is where I belong
dreaming a song
Blood on my hands to stay strong
The flowers in the graveyard are all gone
I don't belong
There is no right to heal the wrong
Soup's on hot feelin' like a do or die
I can't throw up don't think i evan want to try”

— Katy Rose

Lemon
Because I Can

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