He's amazing, isn't he?
That boy behind that silly mask.
They say he's too different;
some say outcast who lets himself be mocked.
But look a little closer.
That light- see it?
I do.
I always have.
I think he's just simply wonderful.
Don't you?
If you've noticed, behind the shyness,
he's like the sweetest song.
Gentle strums, hard beats, soft rings;
and the voice... I bet you'd fall in love with it to.
And you know the best part about him?
He says the same thing about you.
Everyday.
He's amazing.
Isn't he?












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Blake: I can see it now. "What?! You ate the last apple! Quick, here is 500 dollars and a ticket to Canada." "But dad, she will know that I ate it. You don't eat apples." "BLAKE!!!" "... I do now son, I do now."
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The liquid glory that is the greatest beverage in the world shall rain from the heavens when I finally finish my Sunkist rain machine --The God of Sunkist
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Blake: I can see it now. "What?! You ate the last apple! Quick, here is 500 dollars and a ticket to Canada." "But dad, she will know that I ate it. You don't eat apples." "BLAKE!!!" "... I do now son, I do now."
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The liquid glory that is the greatest beverage in the world shall rain from the heavens when I finally finish my Sunkist rain machine --The God of Sunkist
The simplicity of this piece is just so deep. Its so clear to all and sundry...
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Nothing in practice screams inspiration,
than getting ourselves into sticky situations!
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Blake: I can see it now. "What?! You ate the last apple! Quick, here is 500 dollars and a ticket to Canada." "But dad, she will know that I ate it. You don't eat apples." "BLAKE!!!" "... I do now son, I do now."
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Blake: I can see it now. "What?! You ate the last apple! Quick, here is 500 dollars and a ticket to Canada." "But dad, she will know that I ate it. You don't eat apples." "BLAKE!!!" "... I do now son, I do now."
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