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Cognitive Dissonance
It’s a great exaggeration Which I never understand Why is it deemed an immigration To spend a week in their land? Just to see their homes and grass Their gardens and the trees But it seems they cannot grasp The idea that it’s me Lil’ old me who’s not a nation But an owner of my mind Stamped by generalization That I never need to bind I might be their mean projection Thrown into the litter bin A distorted strange reflection Mirrored in the darkened screen Brought my bank account statement But it didn't work this time There was no source of savings Application was declined Got the letter in spam folder Their email made my day They protected their border And for this I had to pay So goodbye the V&A Farewell, The Leaping Horse There’s no place around to stay ‘Cause my savings have no source I was silly, they were stupid But the right was on their side It cost me two thousand quid - I think highly of mankind!
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