Before you are handed
Your ice cream cone
From the man
Manning the ice cream van
Adorned freshly with a flake
nuts and sprinkles
And whichsoever sauce of your
own very choice and persuasion
Just be wary of the passing fairies
and angel's
Getting to grips with it before you first
Because even they themselves believe
All work and no fun or play
May leave you exhausted feeling
down and sick
Sometimes everyone needs to take
a well deserved break during their day
As it is going nowhere
As neither are you
We all for the most of us
Are merely come to think of it
Just running fools errands
In order to complete
One more day
Of which one can only hope and pray
Much many more
Are in future to come
If you indeed find yourself in possession
Of a rude state of health
And mind your step
And so to busses and vans as well
Whence approaching a busy road
or intersection
If at first you don't succeed
..try sucking something smaller than a seed
A change would make the rest good
Our company is known by the people we keep kept
passed all things, it me its a m, ust
putting commas wherre i w, ant
adding extra r's
all
swell that end swell swell
your longs
take a breadth
hold it a second sec
i am the exception to every rool
Britannia andy's seem to be causing waves
Do you think the rich have a bet going
on that they can get anyone into seats of power
C.mon president Kermit
Maybe we were corrupt before the power got us
lets turn this u
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I'd always wish but carefully
i gave my horse a gift
i could D--------------------------------Johnson the boat
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i have four arms you have been four warned
I do not have a great mind
but i kinda like it
it goes without saying
now is this because there are no words for it
or does a gesture become an action
Nothing new under the sun
this one i like
Out Of site Out Of
mind your step
i think this is your exit
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