Mental Train Reck
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A more Poetic story about how every time you think your on the right track you aways get off tp early or to late and no matter what train you get on and where you think the destination will be you always end up lost and furthur away from where you wish to be.
Cover photo: i didn't take the original photo, i just found it off Google but I made the edit.
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