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Inside the classroom


Inside the classroom no homework should be had

tests will be given but no student is sad

for we fear not the test of the lecture we heard

but the problems that pile to a size absurd

days can be spent to rid of of the trouble

but all the while the work load will double

the stress will build and the students will crack

yet in the eyes of the public its "dicipline" we lack

we "party" all night with this homework so cruel

and when our GPA drops so do we out of school

so why is it that students who can ace every test

can fail out of class even if they are the best

maybe the reason nobody likes your class

is because homeworks your grader and the workload grows too fast

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