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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Sue wrote a song, thought she had a hit I could relate to its meaning and wit It came from her heart but stayed unknown A lovely tune that sank like a stone Jeff wrote a memoir of true crime Couldn't get anyone to read a line He pitched it to Hollywood but stayed unknown His urgent story sank like a stone. He tried ads, even tried a book signing I understood his frustration but got tired of his whining I told him that many try, few make the big time It's a dog-eat-dog world and turns on a dime. (chorus) You overcome hurdles but it gets steeper and steeper Then you're turned back by a gatekeeper. You stand in the square with a megaphone— The crowds split around you like a stream round a stone. Millie had a personality like a witch she wrote a rap song about killing the rich. It was a hit, yuppies loved the rebel tone Sue and Jeff's hearts sank like a stone. Millie was the star, Millie was the rage a commentary on our tasteless age She rose like a comet, come and gone Self-destructed, and sank like a stone So have a day job, where you can climb Don't sleep on a friend's couch, don't waste our time Know with the crowds, you are still alone And be prepared to sink like a stone. And don't stream your meltdown from your phone.
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