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Bobby Peru
01:59
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This place has become a bastardized version of what I used to call home. Past lives are now held contempt.
For as much as I hate this place, I hate myself more. I wanted freedom, and now I've got nothing. and to think that I could have prevented most of this, could have taken a second to actually think about my actions.
I guess now we'll just watch everything fall apart until we regain the energy to pick up the pieces. I have nowhere to go, but maybe I'll stumple on something in the meantime. I feel so lost. I just want to go home.
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Astronaut Mike Dexter
03:08
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It's just another relapse. Just when I think I have it all figured out, it's straight back to doubt. When I realize I fucked up, it's back to my old ways. And I know this not only hurts me, but it hurts my closest friends and my family. All for the sake of not wanting to admit I keep making the same mistakes.
I accept these consequences. I expect no assistance. It's not longer a secret. I'm scared of my own existence.
No more hiding my guilt. No more hiding my shame.
I'm so sick of pretending someone else is to blame.
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Dr. Seth Brundle
02:30
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Senseless credibility. It's all yours; I've got no chance. We share values. We understand the same concepts. You've got power, and I've got a window in the next room from which to watch you. You'll never come to your senses it seems, regardless of the fact that we share the same dreams.
If I ever feel I've got a foot in the door, I know you'll be sure to push me right back out. you're a god, You're a martyr. You're all talk. You're not much smarter than your thoughtless followers. You cast me out because I won't follow you blindly. I've still got questions. I still want answers. But you don't want my contributions. You're a know-it-all. Nothing I do will ever matter in this place as long as you're right here to throw my words right back in my face. Pennsylvania, you'll never be my home. I've never felt welcome, and nothing is bound to change.
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