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More than 100 passengers got on the plane. It was a winter day. It was January. The weather was very cold. It was snowing. Ice was on the roads. But the airport was open. The big jets were flying. A little snow never stopped a big jet. Big jets fly a
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Chatting with a newly wed A: Hi, Sandy. Do you have a minute? B: Yes, John. Im on my break. Whats going on? A: Not much. I just wanted to see how you were. Hows married life treating you? B: Great, except for my mother-in-law! Sometimes I think I mar
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I walked a while until I saw the colour of the dawn You slept a long time in the car And didn't see at all I'll go to sleep where rainbows Creep into the dusty hall The piano sings until it brings Some peace unto us all Oh bury me where I once roamed
I keep falling out of line I was drained and left behind All will fade and petrify Feed the hate and start the lies Falling in between I am caught beneath Light the way and let me go Suffocate inside I will break and watch you crawl Bury me alive I k