20,000

The world sucks & we're all going to die How profound/ How wise/ It's only been said 20,000 times Melissa walks alone in darkness/ in a world full of wonder/ she stumbles alone repeat it enough/ and one can laugh that it is true/ despite all the wonder/ it somehow is so true

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