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Starving
03:34
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It's like it's raining when the sun's out,
I'm so confused.
The birds are singing or maybe yelling,
There's no good news
So just tell me that it's all right.
There's not a storm brewing in your eyes.
It's probably something that I should have known.
Will you call me when you make it home?
I keep eating, but I'm still starving,
It's a problem now.
Maybe later, I'll be on time,
It doesn't matter anyhow.
So just tell me that it's all right.
There's not a storm brewing in your eyes.
It's probably something that I should have known.
Will you call me when you make it home?
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Joshua Bohnsack Chicago, Illinois
Joshua Bohnsack grew up on a farm and moved to Chicago.
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