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You can__ say __h my stars._ __h my stars_ is not a thing, and it makes no sense. The whole point of that saying is that you__e calling out to someone for help, and stars are not __omeone,_ and certainly not capable of helping._ The words were out and gone before I realized what was happening. Grace just stared back at me, and I wanted so badly to shake the girl and make her realize that life couldn__ be all overalls and pink rain boots and guardian stars. I wanted to make her realize that sometimes you had to work.
Natalie Bina Never Trust a Happy Song
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You can__ say __h my stars._ __h my stars_ is not a thing, and it makes no sense. The whole point of that saying is that you__e calling out to someone for help, and stars are not __omeone,_ and certainly not capable of helping._ The words were out and gone before I realized what was happening. Grace just stared back at me, and I wanted so badly to shake the girl and make her realize that life couldn__ be all overalls and pink rain boots and guardian stars. I wanted to make her realize that sometimes you had to work.
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Natalie Bina

Never Trust a Happy Song

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