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Covid-Nineteen In Twenty-Twenty

Everyone's quarantined, I'm out of Thorazine Stuck in the house, me and my spouse When we woke up today, no lights on Broadway It was shut down, my New York town Stores out of toilet paper, stuck in a skyscraper For fifteen days, stay six feet away Cat five hurricanes, I'm wrapped in cellophane My poor brain, climate change Wildfires and earthquakes, HE's saying pump the brakes Greenhouse effect, did you forget In a few hundred years, destroyed the land of HIS We abused it, face the music Two weeks no pollution, its just been proven The sky is clear, in this leap year Living off the land, helping your fellow man The way it should be, hoarding's so ugly Everyone come together, be a good neighbor It's not about you, this; the preview Modern day test of time, not about your mighty dime COVID-Nineteen, pray for a vaccine!

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