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Spiders, Spiders


Spiders, spiders, Crawling in my room, Smack them, whack them, Or they won’t leave soon. Spiders, spiders, Hide in the drawers, They will leave holes In clothes that are yours. Spiders, spiders, With cobwebs and strings Will leave a trail On some of your things. Spiders, spiders, They are everywhere Evict these pests Or they’ll go nowhere.
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