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Tough Jobs Leave To a Machine

Please, let me face the glasses: I can clean all the classes; Strong machines for spear grasses: After tedious tasks rashes… Yeah, grass takes one to nature But nature-rich my stature; Tough duties my health rupture: No how, you’ll like the picture. What you’d wanted me to pull I couldn’t for their being full. Though, I can on them now bend They will, at last, breakdown lend. Tough jobs leave to a machine Or you’ll hurt your chin or shin I know they don’t curse: machines, As we watch them hands in Chins

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