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There was something about you Like a house with an open door A window with a vision A room with a burning fire Therefore my desire Can a man like me enter? Cold from winter's chill No offering of rent Just my weary worn out Labour I'll give witout doubt You took me in Gave me a meal And showed me the value Of eating with knife and fork It's a pity I'm not a dork I'm incapable really I eat with my hands And wipe my hands On my sweater You deserve better So I left
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May 11, 2016
May 11, 2016 at 11:51 AM UTC
the inkeeper
There was something about you Like a house with an open door A window with a vision A room with a burning fire Therefore my desire Can a man like me enter? Cold from winter's chill No offering of rent Just my weary worn out Labour I'll give witout doubt You took me in Gave me a meal And showed me the value Of eating with knife and fork It's a pity I'm not a dork I'm incapable really I eat with my hands And wipe my hands On my sweater You deserve better So I left
john-shai
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May 11, 2016
May 11, 2016 at 11:51 AM UTC
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