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The Blind Are Courageous

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Sitting in 30th St. Station thinking about my friends and their problems with addiction. I went to my first funeral last month and I'd break my neck just to make sure it's the last one.

Saying goodbye was the hardest thing I've ever had to do.

The past year has knocked me off my feet, these days I can hardly hear myself think. I considered you my brother, but just remember this: I won't bury you.

Some days are better than others. The ones when I recall election signs and 202 dumpsters. Or when I met you when I was fourteen and you taught me how to think for myself

So the next time that you say "I thought you'd be done with me," you'll be as right as can be. I won't be taking any more calls from unknown numbers, and ending this transmission before it starts, and then you can see who your real friends are.

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from Caseracer, released February 2, 2012

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