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On land and sea Mountains and valleys Spaces and gullies Your friendly ties count. Invisible elements of many compounds Burning gas and nitrogen Colourless gas and impurities Rare gas and who know which? Your friendly ties count Unending racing, far and wide On land and sea Mountains and valley Space and gullies Your friendly ties count. High tempered enemy Striking like a wounded tiger Yet, conceding no blows most time Who dare thwart your route? But what a coy lover Fidgeting over a bruise And instantly cutting the tie Please, withhold not your offer for Your friendly ties count.
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