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You Only Live Once


The philosopher Is a funny man He thinks and thinks And does all he can With out moving his hand He weighs possibility And analyzes human nature But, how far can your imagination take you Young man, you think yourself wise But, for life are you willing to compromise Stop your well thought out lies And relearn life Release your inhibitions Stop the remission Into your thought and enjoy this ploy of significant joy we call life with minimum strife Stop thinking and make these unplanned moments your life...
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