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Crazy school days

Their i was in a gene pool of fools

I think they called it a secondary school

Napoleon,Stalin and me mate gunga din

Four walls surrounded educated within

Adolph ****** ghandi me mate po ***

We gave education one hell of a shot

Kennedy brothers and me mate Luther King

Assembly started and the gene pool would sing

Alexander the Great and me mate Johnny cash

All in it together giving school days a bash

This gene pool of fools,a dastardly bad bunch

Even invited Hannibal lector for Sunday lunch

School days were good with all my weird guys

They will be remembered not shall I

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May 1, 2017
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