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A Lovesong 

Love, uncertainty, adolescence. They know exactly what they want, until they start thinking. Love will drive you up the highest mountains and down into the deepest valleys. But where are they headed, and what is sought after, when all is over?
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Love, uncertainty, adolescence. They know exactly what they want, until they start thinking. Love will drive you up the highest mountains and down into the deepest valleys. But where are they headed, and what is sought after, when all is over?

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Written By:Oddur S. Hilmarsson
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