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A zebra and a brindled horse Communicated using Morse But when the wind was turning raw They changed their ways to semaphore But what’s the point the Zebra said Will friends recall us when we’re dead Or will they laugh and point a shoe And criticise the things we do Don’t get downhearted, please don’t brood Don’t spoil our lovely solitude These dots and dashes, flags and sticks Are how we get our laughs and kicks It could be worse for me and you We could be wasting in a zoo But we have got the hills and plains To gallop freely without reins And so they took themselves to bed To think about the things they’d said And banished all their equine blues By never taking off their shoes
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Apr 28, 2025
Apr 28, 2025 at 3:51 AM UTC
The Zebra and the Horse
A zebra and a brindled horse Communicated using Morse But when the wind was turning raw They changed their ways to semaphore But what’s the point the Zebra said Will friends recall us when we’re dead Or will they laugh and point a shoe And criticise the things we do Don’t get downhearted, please don’t brood Don’t spoil our lovely solitude These dots and dashes, flags and sticks Are how we get our laughs and kicks It could be worse for me and you We could be wasting in a zoo But we have got the hills and plains To gallop freely without reins And so they took themselves to bed To think about the things they’d said And banished all their equine blues By never taking off their shoes
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Apr 28, 2025
Apr 28, 2025 at 3:51 AM UTC
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