Ken and Barbie drive around in their matchbox cars in my small town its bright yellow with a stripe you'll see how hard they try, and wanna be admired by everyone /including me stepford wives, and soccer moms stepford husbands mowing lawns with perfect twins that keep them in competition to hide their sins their tongues spew knives from their lips about a neighbor that's not so hip... they're so busy judging everyone they don't notice flowers in the sun words, or art -- or people like me that don't fit in the picture they see I stand alone in my small town while Ken, and Barbie drive around.
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