SNO E thE hOUSE

    . . . ALLS. . . . . .

    IM NOt. . . IN thE DARK. . . ShOULDERS

    . . . AFRAID. . . tER AS COLD

    . . . ANt tO KNO. . . EFFORtLESSLY. . .

    SNO E thINKS: hY AM I. . .

    GLASS. . .  thE

    ALL. . . INtELLIGENCE. . . tO REtURN

    . . . A ALL. . . INtELLIGENCE. . . tO

    REtURN. . . hES COLD. . . MIRROR. . .

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