Working in a soap factory in Huddersfield. I was in my late teens, so I was basically hungover every day.
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Reading the news. It’s a dull job.
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A fully functioning thyroid.
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Love to me is knowing who you are and knowing who you ain’t.
Any sorrys I’ve needed to say have been said already.
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