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JUSTIN BIEBER

by brent-kincaid

Justin Bieber is no big deal I’m not even sure he is real. He started out as pretty decent Have you seen anything recent? He looks like a kid who is trying To join the gang but is only crying; Sitting on the sidelines sniffling. Dressed up in gang stuff and everything. Poor baby Justin, as rich as a king Isn’t quite satisfied owning everything Has to cover up his body with tattoos Like all the real-life gang members do. Wears a hat too big for him all sideways Plays in the sandbox where big kids play. Wants to look all gangster and rough But looking like a lesbian makes it tough. Poor Baby Biebs with his millions of fans Three pairs of underwear and baggy pants Grinning like he’s bashful, we know he’s not. Far too often he has proved himself a snot. Some of us were worried when he was a kid. We worried nobody was careful of what he did. So Baby Justin Bieber is a bit of a wreck Sort of like the words crawling up his neck. Justin Bieber makes the young girls scream. They don’t care he’s not the angel he seems. If only he would misbehave with them, they think. They’d let him act the fool, smoke and stink. Because, after all, when you’re a teen-aged star It doesn’t really matter just how fake you are. The thing is be to be fashionable the youthful way And let them get a glimpse of you every day.
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Nov 11, 2015
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