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Some folks follow all the rules; Others like to bend 'em, Feeling like it's only fools Who staunchly would defend 'em. Which way that you lean begins When you're just out of diapers. Followers fear that their sins Will make them pay the pipers. Benders, though, might get a rush From tempting fate and winning, Even if they have a brush With blame at the beginning. We each know where we belong When rules are in our faces And since we all hate being wrong, We never will change places.
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Mar 10, 2018
Mar 10, 2018 at 11:27 AM UTC
Following the Rules
Some folks follow all the rules; Others like to bend 'em, Feeling like it's only fools Who staunchly would defend 'em. Which way that you lean begins When you're just out of diapers. Followers fear that their sins Will make them pay the pipers. Benders, though, might get a rush From tempting fate and winning, Even if they have a brush With blame at the beginning. We each know where we belong When rules are in our faces And since we all hate being wrong, We never will change places.
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Manhattan
Mar 10, 2018
Mar 10, 2018 at 11:27 AM UTC
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