Just know I amNot there to catch youBut I am there for you — Caleb Warta, My Sanity: The Ramblings of a Mad Man
Just know I amNot there to catch youBut I am there for you — Caleb Warta, My Sanity: The Ramblings of a Mad Man
Just know I amNot there to catch youBut I am there for you — Caleb Warta, My Sanity: The Ramblings of a Mad Man
Just know I amNot there to catch youBut I am there for you — Caleb Warta, My Sanity: The Ramblings of a Mad Man
Just know I amNot there to catch youBut I am there for you — Caleb Warta, My Sanity: The Ramblings of a Mad Man
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Just know I amNot there to catch youBut I am there for you

— Caleb Warta, My Sanity: The Ramblings of a Mad Man
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