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Love Is: Your Boys
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I swear when I leave I’m packing my bags with little more than my fondest memories, of every late night we sprinted these streets; the broken hearts and the chips in our teeth.
I wouldn’t change a thing about the way we chose to grow up, we chose to blow up the minor things out of their proportions. I know I could go any distance and never find the type of guys that you are.
In case there was any doubt, there’s no other shoes that I’d rather fill than my own.
The best part of leaving has always been coming home.
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Giants
02:39
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I’m giving credit where credit is finally due because we both that I would never have made it here without you. I spent my youth on the laps of giants that propped me up and gave me no choice but to see above the trees. They gave me no choice but to see.
and I can’t thank you enough for the unconditional support you’ve shown me since the day I was born.
All the way from here it feels like home is never out of reach. All the way from here.
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