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Gloomy Gus

I see him everyday Riding on the bus. His head down His long frown Poor Gloomy Gus. Everyone who tries To talk to him To meet his eyes, Only gets pushed away. Poor gloomy Gus. I'd give him a piece of candy, But he'd slap it from my hand, If only his mother had held him, I wish he could understand, We all just want him to smile And sing, and enjoy everything. But, poor gloomy Gus, Just sits on the bus, Feeding his hate And starving his love. Poor, poor, Gloomy Gus.
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alice-curtis
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Oct 14, 2012
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