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Elton John is charging forward, At the rate of 152 bmp, Like a boat racing shoreward, A boat who's crew is due for some leave. Chargin like an angry rhino, John is jumping about, Tearing through the room with abandon, Just begging for a scrap. Feeling invincible in the moment, Where everything is going JUST right, Where your spoiling for a rumble, To tumble for tumblin' sake. To break free from the usual, For a breath for fresh air, For a breath of something REAL! Chain smoking like a man on death row, Cold beer in one's hand, Getting well and truly ripped, Pleased at where the night is going. All tasks accomplished, All challengers laid low, Sporting a bruised and bloodied brow, But a victorious smile showing all the same. Wind blowing through hair, Legs churning asphalt like it's no one's business, Feet barely touching the ground, Onto the next scrap, The next in a long and wonderful night.
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Mar 23, 2018
Mar 23, 2018 at 2:22 AM UTC
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Elton John is charging forward, At the rate of 152 bmp, Like a boat racing shoreward, A boat who's crew is due for some leave. Chargin like an angry rhino, John is jumping about, Tearing through the room with abandon, Just begging for a scrap. Feeling invincible in the moment, Where everything is going JUST right, Where your spoiling for a rumble, To tumble for tumblin' sake. To break free from the usual, For a breath for fresh air, For a breath of something REAL! Chain smoking like a man on death row, Cold beer in one's hand, Getting well and truly ripped, Pleased at where the night is going. All tasks accomplished, All challengers laid low, Sporting a bruised and bloodied brow, But a victorious smile showing all the same. Wind blowing through hair, Legs churning asphalt like it's no one's business, Feet barely touching the ground, Onto the next scrap, The next in a long and wonderful night.
Saturday Nights Alright- Elton john
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31/M/Ohio
Mar 23, 2018
Mar 23, 2018 at 2:22 AM UTC
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