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By: Cedric McClester Avarice and greed Has nothing to do with need So it’s to deaf ears we plead Cos they ain’t paying heed To them from what I see Everything’s a commodity To be bought or sold It clearly is that cold Avarice and greed Just wants to succeed They’re blind to other’s need So it’s alright to bleed Common folk bone dry And this situation repeats In actions and in tweets And don’t dare ask ‘em why Now did I tell a lie? Avarice and greed Are holders of the deed They’re of a common breed And few things will impede Them from getting what they wanted Cos they remain undaunted And the things that they have vaunted Never leaves them haunted Avarice and greed Or the two-percentage creed Doesn’t recognize misdeed Before choosing to proceed Where angels fear to tread They go right on in instead Despite the things I’ve said And we see where that has led Cedric McClester, Copyright © 2017. All rights reserved.
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Apr 4, 2017
Apr 4, 2017 at 6:44 AM UTC
AVARICE AND GREED
By: Cedric McClester Avarice and greed Has nothing to do with need So it’s to deaf ears we plead Cos they ain’t paying heed To them from what I see Everything’s a commodity To be bought or sold It clearly is that cold Avarice and greed Just wants to succeed They’re blind to other’s need So it’s alright to bleed Common folk bone dry And this situation repeats In actions and in tweets And don’t dare ask ‘em why Now did I tell a lie? Avarice and greed Are holders of the deed They’re of a common breed And few things will impede Them from getting what they wanted Cos they remain undaunted And the things that they have vaunted Never leaves them haunted Avarice and greed Or the two-percentage creed Doesn’t recognize misdeed Before choosing to proceed Where angels fear to tread They go right on in instead Despite the things I’ve said And we see where that has led Cedric McClester, Copyright © 2017. All rights reserved.
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Apr 4, 2017
Apr 4, 2017 at 6:44 AM UTC
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