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nasir jones, marlyn manson, and the girl from the eurythmics all said the phrase, "everybody's looking for something," in the song sweet dreams (or street dreams in nas's case). In on the Road all of Kerouac's characters/real life friends and the main character himself, kerouac travel the country searching for a feeling or maybe even a movement portrayed by hidden cultures of certain cities. Im Caroll in basketball diaries also traveled, using his veins as (get) highways, and a needle as his mode of transportation. Everybody is in fact searching for something, its just that nobody seems to know what that something is, and nobody ever asks for directions. When youre lost while driving, gas stations always help you out. Why is it that a gas station employee is more helpful than God
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when i die fuck it i wanna go to hell Because im a piece a shit it ain't hard to fucking tell It don't make sense goin to heaven with them goodie goodies dressed in white i like black tims and black hoodies God will probably have me on some real strict shit no sleepin all day no getting my dick licked Hangin with the goodie goodies loungin in paradise Fuck that i wanna tote guns and shoot dice Current Mood: bored
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It took seven days for the sun to die And no words could describe how beyond beautiful it was. Sherbert shaded the acid wash sky And I sat on a hill above the world watching it all. The grass felt like straw, and I said “Hold your horses.” I wasn’t ready for the world to not exist So I readjusted the way I was sitting and a cigarette was lit I took drags as the sun started to say goodbye, I told him he could rest in my two fingers as I threw up a peace sign It’s better to burn out than to fade away But the sun is the only thing that does both.
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