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Autosuggestion
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A lot to Worry About
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T. S. Eliot
02:04
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Women come and go speaking of T.S. Eliot. They think I don't know they don't really get it. One page of text, 10 pages of footnotes. I say we just go get the cliff notes. T.S must stand for terribly self-important. The aptly named wasteland and other poems was a great waste of my time. You probably say I'm terribly unlearned, I talk out of turn I'm way out of line...
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I Know
03:42
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