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Before the year ends

Before the year ends

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I always wanted to so much before my nineteenth birthday. -Get a tattoo. -Go on a trip to Florida. -Go to my first concert. -Learn a foreign language. -Dye my hair. -Go rock climbing. -Get my own car. -Visit my mom. -Have piercings. -Move out if my dad's house. -Get a dog. -Find a better job. -See Riley and her son. -Get wasted. -Help get Danielle into rehab. -Watch Walter go to the eighth grade. -Go to college. I wanted all of these things to fall into place just the way they should . And maybe I won't get everything on my list done by the end if the year but the one thing that I want the most , more than whatever this dumb list on it was To find love. Before the year ends.
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