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he waved her down to where he stood but lost her in the neighborhood of several hundred thousand other people and by the time she found him there his drink was lost, she couldn't care she stood there drenched in sweat beneath the steeple and never mind the dusty ground with legs to watch, and Stanky Brown is dragging through his medley, nasty fella next time, carry her own chair and iced cold water, put it there a shady spot, not hot, beneath the 'brella whining eyes, like her mother he never knew it, but she cries like no other he'll see her through it 'til she dies oh no~ it's better now, she doesn't care, he'll find her here, or meet her where the mist is cool, and nearer to the porties she only wants to find her place, a laggard in the human race and rather cold, she's old, for in her forties sometimes it takes you years to learn the smartest way is not to burn though some folks like to hang out in the trenches next time she will plan ahead and carry her own banner head and wave it high above the other wenches these whining eyes, like my mother I never knew it, but she cries like no other I'll see her through it 'til she dies oh no
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Nov 5, 2015
Nov 5, 2015 at 8:35 PM UTC
whining eyes
he waved her down to where he stood but lost her in the neighborhood of several hundred thousand other people and by the time she found him there his drink was lost, she couldn't care she stood there drenched in sweat beneath the steeple and never mind the dusty ground with legs to watch, and Stanky Brown is dragging through his medley, nasty fella next time, carry her own chair and iced cold water, put it there a shady spot, not hot, beneath the 'brella whining eyes, like her mother he never knew it, but she cries like no other he'll see her through it 'til she dies oh no~ it's better now, she doesn't care, he'll find her here, or meet her where the mist is cool, and nearer to the porties she only wants to find her place, a laggard in the human race and rather cold, she's old, for in her forties sometimes it takes you years to learn the smartest way is not to burn though some folks like to hang out in the trenches next time she will plan ahead and carry her own banner head and wave it high above the other wenches these whining eyes, like my mother I never knew it, but she cries like no other I'll see her through it 'til she dies oh no
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Nov 5, 2015
Nov 5, 2015 at 8:35 PM UTC
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