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Come consider down by the river. Shiver; drink my liquor, Indian giver. Then, little by little, come to the middle Where ripples trickle and dwindle, through the hospital. You, my daughter; wade through the water. This father falters and todders. "It can't be. No, not her." Face meets floor, washed to the shore. For four hours more, daddy mourns his ***** So gun shy. Drink your gin and rye. Sigh, dry those humid eyes. Lie under Dubai's sky And go consider, down by the river; Shiver, drink her liquor, you Indian giver. Then little by little, come to the middle. Ripples trickle and dwindle, through the hospital. Again consider, above the river. Shiver, drink her liquor; now she won't even care at all.
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Jun 24, 2018
Jun 24, 2018 at 10:56 PM UTC
Indian Giver
Come consider down by the river. Shiver; drink my liquor, Indian giver. Then, little by little, come to the middle Where ripples trickle and dwindle, through the hospital. You, my daughter; wade through the water. This father falters and todders. "It can't be. No, not her." Face meets floor, washed to the shore. For four hours more, daddy mourns his ***** So gun shy. Drink your gin and rye. Sigh, dry those humid eyes. Lie under Dubai's sky And go consider, down by the river; Shiver, drink her liquor, you Indian giver. Then little by little, come to the middle. Ripples trickle and dwindle, through the hospital. Again consider, above the river. Shiver, drink her liquor; now she won't even care at all.
john-benjamin
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Jun 24, 2018
Jun 24, 2018 at 10:56 PM UTC
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