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"Your an angel fallen down, won't you tell us of the clouds? You have fallen from the sky, how high, how high?"
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A story based some what off the Twenty One Pilots song "Ruby"
NOTE, I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THE SONG LYRICS THAT ARE MENTIONED IN THE STORY. I ALSO DO NOT OWN THE BAND TWENTY ONE PILOTS. (Soz)
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