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This is home, I grew up here. I'm a native, A true pioneer. The homeless taking Over downtown. The pervert dressed Like a clown. This town is not like It used to be. Taking over by Fentanyl And Poverty. I drive around, Everything is strange. Time ticks on, The wind of change. Lovers and friends, They come and they go. Some days are high, Some days are low. This hometown runs In my blood. I stand by it from the Church to the thug. I have ventured off, Always to return. The battles I have fought, The lessons I learned. In all of its glory, This is where it began. In all of its glory, This is where it will end. Turbo1904?
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