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24 songs got dropped from Playlist. 24.

14 from Part II and 10 from the Archives.

What's worse is that most of these are from my favorite blogs. Like the one about the bankrupt bookstore and the other about the free-spirited peddlers on the street. There's the one about the time I felt like a real adult and plenty others that really sang out to you...and you too. There's the ones about turning a new leaf (with how I see myself) and turning the page (with where I need to move to now).

Now, the idea of having to look up all of these songs in the middle of this mess of packing for a mere week away is too much...I just wanted to hear music to help relieve the anxiety of being on a plane again, especially by myself. And now all I'm reliving is the memory of writing these posts and the memories that inspired them.

I need a break in the worst way, but sh*t like this just makes me want to quit. What's the point...really, wtf is the point in all this? I seriously want to just hit "delete" and forget.

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