Camus and Henry waved to me from that muddy truck. They both wanted me to get over myself.So, this was me, getting over — Laura Anderson Kurk, Perfect Glass
Camus and Henry waved to me from that muddy truck. They both wanted me to get over myself.So, this was me, getting over — Laura Anderson Kurk, Perfect Glass
Camus and Henry waved to me from that muddy truck. They both wanted me to get over myself.So, this was me, getting over — Laura Anderson Kurk, Perfect Glass
Camus and Henry waved to me from that muddy truck. They both wanted me to get over myself.So, this was me, getting over — Laura Anderson Kurk, Perfect Glass
Camus and Henry waved to me from that muddy truck. They both wanted me to get over myself.So, this was me, getting over — Laura Anderson Kurk, Perfect Glass
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Camus and Henry waved to me from that muddy truck. They both wanted me to get over myself.So, this was me, getting over myself. And it was about time.

— Laura Anderson Kurk, Perfect Glass
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