Moving On

Those who are tough lived long enough (from puerile juvenile to senile immobile) to become on the world's bum a boil in the very end my good friend old chum will finally shuffle off their mortal coil go to the dogs then pop their clogs come to some harm and buy the farm get a leg out check out peg out or as bad luck would have it kick the bucket when they give up the ghost and they're toast if they were an eskimo we'd sit them out on the ice and snow but we're humane we do maintain ne'er more to roam we condemn them for life to an old folks' home where the infirm may wither and dither hanging around dwindling down until the day they f-fade away
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