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Hello, my old friend!
You silly old clown!
How’s that mountain of life
you’ve been tumbling down?
How’s that little line segment with infinite points?
Has the red rust of time been kind to your joints?
How’s that worn path of safety?
Has it led you astray?
What’s that? How am I?
Oh, I’m okay.
Hello, My Old Friend was written by Bo Burnham.
Bo Burnham released Hello, My Old Friend on Tue Oct 01 2013.