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What is it about people, that we seem to move in time A certain quirk here, an old habit there Always the same, with different pictures like clocks with different faces Is that all we are, just well-oiled cogs and gears and other componets? Ticking away till the end of our tock Leaving behind no substantial thought Oh woe, to be a clock
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