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daydream review
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the smallest one
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He says he is Manson from Calgary and he likes to write songs about things! Pretty cute, huh? Here is what he wrote about himself on Facebo… read moreHe says he is Manson from Calgary and he likes to write songs about things! Pretty cute, huh? Here is what he wrote about himself on Facebook: "i was at a pretty weird point in my life in 2015: i'd moved into a one bedroom apar… read moreHe says he is Manson from Calgary and he likes to write songs about things! Pretty cute, huh? Here is what he wrote about himself on Facebook: "i was at a pretty weird point in my life in 2015: i'd moved into a one bedroom apartment, living alone for the first time; i'd started tak… read more
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