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Starting a phrase with an I makes you selfish all the time, so think before you rhyme and take time on every line If you really wanna hit the spot, hit 'em where it hurts Cause lies will knock 'em in the head and just make 'em go berzerk But when you get down to it, with the fact of the matter They'll get really into it when the truth just splatters On the plate of desire, ruining all things that wire The brain to pertain in the fire And mix-up of things that make you tire Of wearing the proper attire or at least what it seems to be, With a matter of days or months the style will change instantly So feast your curiosity on the things that'll make a change Pay attention to the words that'll clear a rainy day.
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Agarcia253

just trying to get a point through here.

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