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Its not my short legs, Nor in my overgrown beard, It's not the big nose Or small pockets women fear. It is the corny poem For which I stand, The kind of hopeful Romanticism the women Can't stand. If is not in my furry kisses Nor my nonsense of style, It is the dork in my walk That keeps them a mile, I am a dude, Unphenomenally, Unphenomenal dude, That's me. I do not have the body The women might want, The kind where my bipeds I'd flaunt, I haven't the coin To release the swag, Hell I'm still playing Nintendo 64, not much to brag! My T.V. is till a big box, I have no women, I got loneliness on lock. I'm just a dude, Unphenomenally, Unphenomenally dude, That's me. I'll finish this poem With my last pathetic rhyme, Maybe a chick will like it, Like me this time! I'll get a haircut to match The style of now, I'll become phenomenal, I'll get there somehow, But for now..... Im just a dude, Unphenomenally, Unphenomenal dude... That's me!
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Apr 19, 2016
Apr 19, 2016 at 6:23 PM UTC
Unphenomenal Dude- That's Me
Its not my short legs, Nor in my overgrown beard, It's not the big nose Or small pockets women fear. It is the corny poem For which I stand, The kind of hopeful Romanticism the women Can't stand. If is not in my furry kisses Nor my nonsense of style, It is the dork in my walk That keeps them a mile, I am a dude, Unphenomenally, Unphenomenal dude, That's me. I do not have the body The women might want, The kind where my bipeds I'd flaunt, I haven't the coin To release the swag, Hell I'm still playing Nintendo 64, not much to brag! My T.V. is till a big box, I have no women, I got loneliness on lock. I'm just a dude, Unphenomenally, Unphenomenally dude, That's me. I'll finish this poem With my last pathetic rhyme, Maybe a chick will like it, Like me this time! I'll get a haircut to match The style of now, I'll become phenomenal, I'll get there somehow, But for now..... Im just a dude, Unphenomenally, Unphenomenal dude... That's me!
Thanks Maya.
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Apr 19, 2016
Apr 19, 2016 at 6:23 PM UTC
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