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Little Billy Waters Double Dare.

Little Billy Waters, Sam and Pam Cartwright
went for a walk in the park
and all got such a fright.
Billy said, "There's monsters
under the bridge down by the stream.

I dare, I double dare you both to go down
and do not scream."
But Sam and Pam Cartwright gave
Billy Waters such a stare.

"Why should we go Billy?
Just because you dare!"
"Come, says Billy, it's safer if there's three.
Then if the monsters catch one of us
the other two go free."

"Not blooming likely, Billy waters are you mad?
We'll get in trouble if dared a double dare
then found out by our dad.
So we're going home.
If you want to double dare Billy,
Then you must double dare alone."
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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