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This whimsical mask alight in my arms Such a light, cheery laugh Surely I mean no harm Just a little, slight push and it's up on my face Now I tumble and flip To the clouds I give chase For I am the tumbler, the jester, the clown I make people smile I chase away their frowns With a flip of my hat and a twist of my tongue I make all the oldest Of tales seem young I am the gleeman, the poet, the bard I see your future In the face of my card So come watch me now, as I put on a show I'll make you laugh As this happy crowd grows
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Feb 12, 2014
Feb 12, 2014 at 4:27 AM UTC
Everybody Dies, So We Might As Well Die Happy
This whimsical mask alight in my arms Such a light, cheery laugh Surely I mean no harm Just a little, slight push and it's up on my face Now I tumble and flip To the clouds I give chase For I am the tumbler, the jester, the clown I make people smile I chase away their frowns With a flip of my hat and a twist of my tongue I make all the oldest Of tales seem young I am the gleeman, the poet, the bard I see your future In the face of my card So come watch me now, as I put on a show I'll make you laugh As this happy crowd grows
josiah-wilson
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Feb 12, 2014
Feb 12, 2014 at 4:27 AM UTC
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