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LOVE! LOVE UNTIL THE NIGHT COLLAPSES

LOVE!

LOVE

UNTIL THE

NIGHT COLLAPSES

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PrimarilyParamore*

posted September 23, 2017 at 1:11am UTC tagged with love, advice, quote

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So, DO YOU LOVE ME? (ALL YOU GOTTA DO IS SAY YES) NOW, DO YOU LOVE ME? (I WON'T EVER SECOND GUESS)
Format by destabilise. IT WAS SEPTEMBER... IN THE LAST DAYS WHEN THINGS ARE GETTING SAD FOR NO REASON... — Ray Bradbury "the Lake" | The October Country

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