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M.L. McIntosh

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Hazard, KY

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Miscreant ex-doctor wandering Louisville, KY in search of a good story. At least a scary one.

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Shot down like a bullet

Shot down like a bullet.

There’s a girl in my shower two nights in a row now.

She’s got great big tits and she keeps screaming my name.

Like a did something wrong.

Every night she shoots me down like a bullet.

I wish I could get you out of here.

I wish you were never here.

I wish I had the cash.

But things like “cash” and “chances” and “hope” “okay”

Those are things in the past.

I’ve been shot down like

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