There are no gods, and you can please yourself
have a game of tennis, go out in the car, do some shopping, sit and talk, talk, talk
with a cigarette browning your fingers.
There are no gods, and you can please yourself -   go and please yourself -
But leave me alone, leave me alone, to myself! . (D. H. Lawrence)

There are no gods, and you can please yourself have a game of tennis, go out in the car, do some shopping, sit and talk, talk, talk with a cigarette browning your fingers. There are no gods, and you can please yourself -   go and please yourself - But leave me alone, leave me alone, to myself! .

D. H. Lawrence

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