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I once dated a ****** And I loaned him money. I laughed out loud in church. Well! I found it all so funny. I bought a used Chevy van Without the proper paperwork. I tried to get my money back And the guy called ME a **** A friend told me I could buy **** From a guy on the edge of Watts. Eleven o’clock at night on his porch Me, a stranger, waiting. Stupid **** Once I knew another guy, not well. He wanted some dope from me. I agreed to sell it, then realized The fellow worked for the FCC. I let a gal move in with me A hippie from Haight Ashbury. She drank my ***** ate my food Then stole all she could carry. It was just the kind of thing, The sixties games we played. Free love, open heart and then After all that, I didn’t get laid. A guy was selling hot TVs From my place of employ. A fool and money, you know Is all about a gullible boy. And, since the crook was a gal I fell for it, because naturally, A nice lady would never, ever Try to swindle the sweet young me. A guy was plunking his guitar With a sign that said he was blind. I gave him my last buck and Figured I was just being kind. At five o’clock, he got up to go And I thanked my lucky star That I was not blind like he was Then I saw him drive away in his car. Doing stupid things does not mean That a person it a certifiable idiot. It can mean that we trust too much Or that we’re greedy and don’t admit it. We see a chance to get a profit Or even to do something nice Then get stupid, do what we know Is contrary to all good advice.
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Dec 19, 2015
Dec 19, 2015 at 9:10 PM UTC
STUPID STUFF I DID
I once dated a ****** And I loaned him money. I laughed out loud in church. Well! I found it all so funny. I bought a used Chevy van Without the proper paperwork. I tried to get my money back And the guy called ME a **** A friend told me I could buy **** From a guy on the edge of Watts. Eleven o’clock at night on his porch Me, a stranger, waiting. Stupid **** Once I knew another guy, not well. He wanted some dope from me. I agreed to sell it, then realized The fellow worked for the FCC. I let a gal move in with me A hippie from Haight Ashbury. She drank my ***** ate my food Then stole all she could carry. It was just the kind of thing, The sixties games we played. Free love, open heart and then After all that, I didn’t get laid. A guy was selling hot TVs From my place of employ. A fool and money, you know Is all about a gullible boy. And, since the crook was a gal I fell for it, because naturally, A nice lady would never, ever Try to swindle the sweet young me. A guy was plunking his guitar With a sign that said he was blind. I gave him my last buck and Figured I was just being kind. At five o’clock, he got up to go And I thanked my lucky star That I was not blind like he was Then I saw him drive away in his car. Doing stupid things does not mean That a person it a certifiable idiot. It can mean that we trust too much Or that we’re greedy and don’t admit it. We see a chance to get a profit Or even to do something nice Then get stupid, do what we know Is contrary to all good advice.
brent-kincaid
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Dec 19, 2015
Dec 19, 2015 at 9:10 PM UTC
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