Crawford Boxes Selling White Soxs

Crawford boxes 
Wearing white soxs 
Cindy and Chase 
Built their case 
About the train 
Transporting the financial grain 
Seeking fortune with fame 
Going through each state
Fishing tempting bait 
Until hiding in a bush 
The reality push 
Stupid economy 
Transitioning to Daddy and Mommy 
Super modeling soda pop 
Choo Choo would not stop 
For the Crawford boxes 
Wearing white soxs 
Better one will survive 
Others will say goodbye 
Until banks stepped in 
Deciding who would win 
GQ pinstripes 
With the Broadway lights 
Ending championship fight 
Turning off the lights 
Saying everyone is all right 
And good night 
Putting the dolls back into the Crawford boxes 
Still selling South Side White Soxs
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