ROCKY$URF [Fix My Timeline, Scott Bacula]
from Home Movies Are Time Travel by Superdestroyer
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Fell asleep watching quantum leap, always missing the ending. Does he save them from their mistakes? Wake up every day to this circus. Did I die in other timelines to end up in this? I wake up every day to this circus. Everyday things are fucked up and it's everything. I don't know. Did I kill myself back in 2012? Did I kill myself and end up in hell? I'm just trying to maintain my mental health. I'm just watching time fucking eat itself.
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from Home Movies Are Time Travel,
released August 14, 2020
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