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Buttons

Look at all these buttons How could we live without them From tightening of the collar To buttoning up the lip Buttons on your tired blue jeans That keep your barn door closed And look at how cute Penelope looks With her button nose Buttons on appliances To turn them on and off Buttons on our game shows People pound with little thought Buttons that are ill placed By who's authority Make us turn to those and say Could you help me please Then there is the red one That could quickly end it all In a handcuffed suitcase Fondly called the Nuclear Football And if that isn't bad enough How about Buttons, the creepy Clown That gives kids heebie jeebies Whenever the Circus comes to town Then there's button down the hatches Or is that batten, I can't be sure I'll try my best to let it slip In hopes of no Google search Here at this time, I find that I Need to wrap this up And instead of a bow, well you know I'll just sew it up with a button on top
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mike-hauser
American
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Apr 4, 2024
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