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WINONA
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Lip stick ulumni/
Black hair split endz no surprise/
Baggy jeans and Baggy eyes/
For how her head hangs on the side/
Pasty for life/
Cutting edge, most like a knife/
God she’s so shy/
She keeps a blade to keep her wise/
Lipsitck/
Purple and pink that’s leaky/
Black hair/
She paints it on, while I am speaking/
Hates herself/
noone really knows why/
She’s sad/
She wishes she was dead or dying/
Lip stick ulumni/
Black hair split endz no surprise/
Baggy jeans and Baggy eyes/
For how her head hangs on the side/
Pasty for life/
Cutting edge, most like a knife/
God she’s so shy/
She keeps a blade to keep her wise/
Photo/
Looks into the eye of the camera/
Postponed/
She writes her way too deep stanza/
Slo mo/
At the pace thinking of laxin/
No show/
At all the parties she would go to/
Sorry winny, I’m open/
Sorry Winny, I’m dead/
Never have you been broken/
never see you again/
Lip stick ulumni/
Black hair split endz no surprise/
Baggy jeans and Baggy eyes/
For how her head hangs on the side/
Pasty for life/
Cutting edge, most like a knife/
God she’s so shy/
She keeps a blade to keep her wise/
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