The apple never falls far from the tree,
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On Newton's head
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Or the irreplaceable rots in the grass,
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Or tons together with other fruits
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Will fall into kampot or into jam,
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To be eaten in winter, with or without tea.
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By mood.
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Or maybe an apple will cause discord.
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Elena is beautiful, Troy is on fire.
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Or here's another story.
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There are three in the garden: Adam, Eve, the serpent
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Still the same apple, the Lord is upset.
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But look what a kid
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Just nibbles on an apple and doesn't think about anything
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Broke my knee, cut my finger
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Well, the spitting father.
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What will your son grow up to be?
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Will hopes and dreams come true?
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What will your son grow up to be?
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Will he become better than you?
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What will your son grow up to be?
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Will hopes and dreams come true?
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What will your son grow up to be?
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Will he become better than you?
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The tiger and cub will have stripes.
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The same fangs, claws, mustaches, eyes.
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While he clumsily rearranges his paws,
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But already wants to be like dad in everything
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While he is small and his mother breastfeeds him,
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But soon he will have to kill to live.
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The main law of nature even after millions of years
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They won't change, there are no exceptions.
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Nothing personal, just instincts.
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Nothing personal, just booty.
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Growling, as they taught, making a jump from an ambush.
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Remember, son, this is not a tricky, but the main lesson.
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“Where you hunt, the hunter has already cocked the trigger
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He is prudent, cunning and cruel for the sake of profit "-
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The tiger-father spoke wisely to the tiger cub, -
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"You are his prey, his trophy is your skin."
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What will your son grow up to be?
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Will hopes and dreams come true?
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What will your son grow up to be?
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Will he become better than you?
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What will your son grow up to be?
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Will hopes and dreams come true?
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What will your son grow up to be?
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Will he become better than you?
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Will hopes and dreams come true?
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Will he become better than you? |