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Marilyn Monroe

I am alone I am always alone no matter what.

Alone

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Marilyn Monroe is expressing a deep and persistent feeling of isolation that she experiences regardless of her circumstances or company. This suggests that her sense of loneliness is internal and not dependent on being physically by herself.

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