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Lakeith Stanfield at the 93rd Academy Awards

loneliness

from Victoria Semykina’s “Old Azerbaijan” illustrations for Baku Magazine (2015-2016). 

Last night I had a dream about you In this dream I’m dancing right beside you And it looked like everyone was having fun the kind of feeling I’ve waited so long

Don’t stop, come a little closer As we jam the rhythm gets stronger There’s nothing wrong with just a little, little fun We were dancing all night long

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