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Tales from the Asylum. There comes a time in life. When you have to let go of. All the pointless drama. And the people who create it. And surround yourself with. People who make you laugh. That you forget the bad. Solely on the good. Life is too short.
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Tales from the Asylum. There comes a time in life. When you have to let go of. All the pointless drama. And the people who create it. And surround yourself with. People who make you laugh. That you forget the bad. Solely on the good. Life is too short.

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