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Insane Supermarket
03:51
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Please excuse me
Can you help me
I’m looking for something
I looked everywhere
again and again,
but I can’t find what I want.
They line the shelves with
so many nice things
Aisle after aisle.
Everyone’s happy to be in the line.
I look around and forget what I want.
They leave with what they came here for But I,
But I’m still stuck inside of here
They line the shelves with
so many nice things
Aisle after aisle.
I looked everywhere
again and again,
but I can’t find what I want.
Everyone’s happy to be in the line.
I look around and forget what I want.
They leave with what they came here for But I
But I’m still stuck inside of here.
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