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Two Little Things

Wealthy he was, but not healthy Hundred of wives he had in his days One thousand concubines he chased Diamond and gold he bought to himself To his wives, kids, and friends he bought jewelries Of all time cars and mansions he purchased All these he had except but two little things To the stature he had he couldn’t add a cubit To his days on earth he couldn’t add a length

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