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Clickin' with Bill

Bill keeps on calling asking for money He laughs when I say no, and then demands me to lend it to him He wants me to lend him his paycheck, the green to feed his family Clickety-click, he receives my silence, the insult of my indignation I only have enough to worry about my needs, not his Why does he keep calling, paying me an unyielding hello? Who does he think he is, insulting me into giving him his desires? We just don’t seem to click, yet in the end, somehow we do
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Jan 25, 2012
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