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fuck does this bring back memories 

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wow this must be heaven?

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he looked at me and, fuck, fuck, I died for a second.

(via petalsilence)

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i can’t

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mighty oaks have a really cool sound. Ian Hooper has a voice you won't soon forget <3

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this is an awesome relaxing playlist

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Tats4lifetho

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this is absolutely beautiful 

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never-even-or-odd

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Childhood is not from birth to a certain age and at a certain age the child is grown, and puts away childish things. Childhood is the kingdom where nobody dies.

- Edna St. Vincent Millay (1937)

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FOUR is fantastic.

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Rolling Stone 'FOUR' Review: The Once and Future Boy Band

One Direction extend their winning streak, with echoes of the 1970s and 1980s

BY Jon Dolan   |   November 18, 2014

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One Direction have now been the biggest pop band in the world for three full years. Such longevity doesn’t exactly make them the Allman Brothers – but it’s pretty impressive for a bunch of singing-contest runners-up joined together in Simon Cowell’s laboratory. If any of these guys harbor secret dreams of going solo or becoming an actor or a fashion exec, they’ve stayed secret. They don’t appear to be jerks. (Justin Bieber’s PR team would chop off his two middle fingers for that kind of consistency.)

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Baby look what you've done

Who's that shadow holding me hostage.

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