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There's a hole in my wall, It's been there a while. You ask why it's there, And I nervously smile. You offer to fix it, I politely decline. It doesn't need fixing, It's perfectly fine. I like it there, But you still insist. If that hole weren't there, I wouldn't exist. You won't give in, You are rudely persistent. You assure me that, It'll be fixed in an instant. Do you fix it for me, Or is it only for you? Now there are left, Not one hole, but two.
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Sep 21, 2017
Sep 21, 2017 at 11:44 PM UTC
Holes
There's a hole in my wall, It's been there a while. You ask why it's there, And I nervously smile. You offer to fix it, I politely decline. It doesn't need fixing, It's perfectly fine. I like it there, But you still insist. If that hole weren't there, I wouldn't exist. You won't give in, You are rudely persistent. You assure me that, It'll be fixed in an instant. Do you fix it for me, Or is it only for you? Now there are left, Not one hole, but two.
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Sep 21, 2017
Sep 21, 2017 at 11:44 PM UTC
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