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New Shoes

I slipped them on my feet And flashed a Cinderella smile. They fit like they were made for me And ditto for the style. I packed my old shoes in the box, The new ones feeling great; The cashier gave a warning, But I didn't hesitate. 'Cause once I wore them out the door, They couldn't be returned; In all my years of living, though, One lesson I have learned... When something's perfect in a store, You do not pass it by And so the owner of some Very cool new shoes am I!

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