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My Limousine

My Limousine By Elton Camp I want you all to know I have a stretch limousine In a mere little sedan I simply refuse to be seen Some things in life will show others what you are One of them is your house, but especially your car I pass on the road, and want envious heads to turn My limo will, the unwashed masses, respect earn And whenever it is on some day trip I have gone, I sit in the back and enjoy a bit of my Grey Poupon To those of your who, in a limo have never ridden, The pleasures of wealthy people remain well hidden So, if it is just some mere tradesperson that you are You’ll never be able to own a limo as fine as my car Is this a snob speaking? Perhaps, but for an alternate interpretation, go to the following:: http://www.scribd.com/doc/55054997/My-Limousine

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