Every song may be someone's personal implement of torture.

Francine Prose
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No one can understand a song as well as the artist that wrote it. If you have an idea for a song, then there is a chance that someone else may have had the same idea. Keep in mind, every song is someone's personal implement of torture.

Source: Goldengrove

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