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There's a man mopping his brow after a Nobel-worthy experiment. And there's a man mopping the floor after he leaves. There's a man who has a scoop on a thrilling story. And there's a man scooping ice cream, yearning to find a thrill in it. There's a man picking a new car, a fiery red convertible. And there's a man picking grapes, his back burning on fire. There's a man singing his lungs out for thousands of people. And there's a man singing away in the mines, his lungs already out. There's a man who makes life happen with his wallet, And there's a man who can't afford to, a circumstance made by life. There's a man. And there's a man.
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Nov 19, 2010
Nov 19, 2010 at 10:51 PM UTC
Dear Kevin the Janitor
There's a man mopping his brow after a Nobel-worthy experiment. And there's a man mopping the floor after he leaves. There's a man who has a scoop on a thrilling story. And there's a man scooping ice cream, yearning to find a thrill in it. There's a man picking a new car, a fiery red convertible. And there's a man picking grapes, his back burning on fire. There's a man singing his lungs out for thousands of people. And there's a man singing away in the mines, his lungs already out. There's a man who makes life happen with his wallet, And there's a man who can't afford to, a circumstance made by life. There's a man. And there's a man.
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Nov 19, 2010
Nov 19, 2010 at 10:51 PM UTC
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