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We waited all night to hear the story, how the two stupidest kids could come to glory. The doctor always said we had bad bones. They were having such a good one. I’m sorry for being sorry. That cause of anxiety is wasting all our minds. This should never have been a crime. They locked up our fathers for twenty. Now they limit our culture to fridays. You had to work four jobs and use two phones, but the drugstore still ends up with all our money.
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from Always Foreign,
released September 29, 2017
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The World is a Beautiful Place & I am No Longer Afraid to Die Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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May 13Haarlem, Netherlands
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May 14Hannover, Germany
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May 15Hamburg, Germany
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May 16Copenhagen, Denmark
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May 17Münster, Germany
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May 23Eindhoven, Netherlands
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May 24Paris, France
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