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When I was just a little lad I never knew my mom and dad My big brother was my hero. He raised Pidgins as a hobby. One day he upped and promised me a pidgin of my own. Oh goody. One day a storm blew into town and blew his pidgin coop aground. The sole survivor of the storm was one pathetic squab. Here little brother says my sib.He's yours. so I fed him,and built a nest for him, and hugged him, and pet him, and loved him. He was me and I was he my little buddy Pete. and every day I wouldn't stop to play but run home to my Pete. Oh my brother George is my hero. One day I ran home to my Pete and found no sign of him. I asked George where my Pete boy was. He said he had no clue. I found out later That sum-bitch sold Pete. That rat ******* sold my pidgin.
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Sep 27, 2012
Sep 27, 2012 at 4:05 AM UTC
Indian Giver - In Pidgin
When I was just a little lad I never knew my mom and dad My big brother was my hero. He raised Pidgins as a hobby. One day he upped and promised me a pidgin of my own. Oh goody. One day a storm blew into town and blew his pidgin coop aground. The sole survivor of the storm was one pathetic squab. Here little brother says my sib.He's yours. so I fed him,and built a nest for him, and hugged him, and pet him, and loved him. He was me and I was he my little buddy Pete. and every day I wouldn't stop to play but run home to my Pete. Oh my brother George is my hero. One day I ran home to my Pete and found no sign of him. I asked George where my Pete boy was. He said he had no clue. I found out later That sum-bitch sold Pete. That rat ******* sold my pidgin.
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Sep 27, 2012
Sep 27, 2012 at 4:05 AM UTC
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