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Same old, same old nothing changes. Corporations corporating while the poor men scrape a living. New lamps for old tramps? I don't think so. We're being force fed by the mega men who do it as they please and when the poor complain they do it, do it and do it again. Same old story different book, wonder why I give a **** Nothing changes never will until the corporations stop incorporating and give the poor men recognition. When I'm dead and gone the mega men will still be here, will still go on, nothing changes just remains like unwashed sheets and ***** stains. But where there's life there's hope I hope or is this just a hopeless quest to do our best and die.
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Dec 22, 2015
Dec 22, 2015 at 4:44 AM UTC
Tales from the bazaar
Same old, same old nothing changes. Corporations corporating while the poor men scrape a living. New lamps for old tramps? I don't think so. We're being force fed by the mega men who do it as they please and when the poor complain they do it, do it and do it again. Same old story different book, wonder why I give a **** Nothing changes never will until the corporations stop incorporating and give the poor men recognition. When I'm dead and gone the mega men will still be here, will still go on, nothing changes just remains like unwashed sheets and ***** stains. But where there's life there's hope I hope or is this just a hopeless quest to do our best and die.
john-edward-smallshaw
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Dec 22, 2015
Dec 22, 2015 at 4:44 AM UTC
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