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MOURNING CRY


I sit in my chair,
There's a lot of work,
I get up from there,
Let me do some more talk,
 
There are many bills to pay,
Wasting lives to save,
Solid foundations to lay,
A younger generation to train.
 
I say, there's more than enough time,
I've got the whole of tomorrow,
A little talk is no big crime,
I've also got a TV series to follow.
 
Slowly, I begin to loose passion,
My desire to work turns into hatred,
I soon realise it's no illusion,
The time's gone, traded.
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