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Sitting Here

By birksy

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Is there someone sitting here? I need a seat, and this one's clear, I'll move your bags, you keep them near, I'll hold your hand, and calm your fear. Now there's someone sitting here, it's me. Written March 15th, 2002 © on Mar 15 2002 08:00 AM PST, Simon Birks   0 • 10

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