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The foundry is wet and frothy with felons like you. They all say you’re not a bad guy, but your breath reeks of Grey Goose, Your eyes are wild, and your morals are loose, But I also hear that you have enough heart to share between two. It wasn’t hard to tell the meager malignant magicians from the brutally bruised and the blue. You always told me that was true. Yet, I feel melancholy now that I’ve spoken with this lowly American middle class few. I pray their sweat will count for something worth more than the products they produce. Their dime will only go as far as a brick and a bottle of juice, What will come of such men, I haven’t a clue.
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Jan 7, 2012
Jan 7, 2012 at 6:45 PM UTC
Working Class.
The foundry is wet and frothy with felons like you. They all say you’re not a bad guy, but your breath reeks of Grey Goose, Your eyes are wild, and your morals are loose, But I also hear that you have enough heart to share between two. It wasn’t hard to tell the meager malignant magicians from the brutally bruised and the blue. You always told me that was true. Yet, I feel melancholy now that I’ve spoken with this lowly American middle class few. I pray their sweat will count for something worth more than the products they produce. Their dime will only go as far as a brick and a bottle of juice, What will come of such men, I haven’t a clue.
Jayelbe
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Jan 7, 2012
Jan 7, 2012 at 6:45 PM UTC
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