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The Trypophobe
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There's something strange in your medial lobe
You turn blue at the sight of a honeycomb
So calm-down sugar, calm-down now, there's no need to be irrational
So calm-down sugar, calm-down now, there's nothing lurking inside those holes
You're just a
Trypophobe
You gave a shriek at the craters on my nose
It's not the pores, but the pattern you find gross
So calm-down sugar, calm-down now, there's no need to be irrational
So calm-down sugar, calm-down now, there's nothing lurking inside those holes
You're just a
Trypophobe
So calm-down sugar, calm-down now, there's no need to be irrational
So calm-down sugar, calm-down now, there's nothing lurking inside all those tiny holes
Trypophobe
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