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Heather
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Heather is a girl too young for me. My friends say I’m out of touch, that the gray in my hair ain’t going nowhere and in the back there isn’t much. Still, I try to get her attention with a joke and a laugh. I order a drink to ease the tension, Diet Coke in my glass. I try to win her over and invite her to my place, I’m lucky as a three leaf clover, Heather laughs in my face. she takes my, I’m as nervous as can be, and she tells me we’re better off as friends.
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donaher Manchester, New Hampshire
Playing love struck power pop since 2017.
"It’s like if This Year’s Model-era Elvis Costello and Road To Ruin-era Ramones had a kid, and that kid grew up on a steady diet of the Lemonheads and Mr. T Experience." - DyingScene
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