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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Willie Boy was a banker’s bad dream And his name has become like a meme He was smallish in size And he mastered disguise To become a bank robber supreme Mr Sutton was not a word whiz And you’d not hear his name in show biz But his quote I prefer Came to him while in stir “I rob banks ‘cause that’s where money is” Willie knew how to beat an alarm But he never meant anyone harm Though a quite charming man Willie used a good a good plan Said, “You can’t rob a bank with just charm.” He was known as a gentleman’s thief Who would try to keep robberies brief He would not even try If a woman would cry But back then that was not much relief It is said he stole two million bucks With a charm and a method deluxe Yes he did hold a gun But of bullets had none Since he knew a gun often destructs When at last Willie walked from the slam He would try to stay out of a jam He recorded an ad For a credit card fad Saying, “ Now people know who I am” Willie tried to obey all the laws And abandoned his criminal cause He consulted with banks For which they expressed thanks ‘Cause he helped fix security flaws All the money he earned in his day In retirement was frittered away He had no real net wealth And he lost his good health Not surprising since he went astray
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