The cop knew what Duane was
and what’d he done.
The mother just remembered the boy.
Not the one in the kitchen trembling
casing possible escape roots.
The cop knew what Duane was
and what’d he done.
The mother just remembered the boy.
Not the one in the kitchen trembling
casing possible escape roots.
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