Every morning, splashing letters,
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I dive into the mail and want some wine.
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In the mirror I see, squealing with delight,
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The legs are straight like an elephant's.
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Proud prince of the couch army,
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I admire myself from the side
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And I lift up the disadvantages of dignity
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Along with a good sense of guilt.
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This world is going crazy.
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I'll follow him for a while.
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I'll be there for dinner and wash the dishes.
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Just pass it on to mine.
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Every evening with the same difference
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Wise thoughts or nonsense.
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Got a tattoo on my own ass:
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"I trade wings for sausage."
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I collect rumors without doubt and fear.
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People said there is a reliable insider,
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That a hippo ran off a giraffe yesterday,
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And the lion showed his pride to the macaque.
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Along with peculiar habits
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In the evening, but more often in the morning,
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I am merrily suffering from various vices,
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However, I do not suffer, I'm lying!
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This world is going crazy.
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I'll follow him for a while.
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I'll be there for dinner and wash the dishes.
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Just pass it on to mine.
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Every summer for twenty years
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I drink and do not sleep, choosing the path.
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Often I start to delve into myself
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Looks like I'll be posting something soon.
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Like a boy, I'm no longer small, |
But in our quiet and dense forest.
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Feeling out of my element
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And try not to splatter the soup.
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This world is going crazy.
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I'll follow him for a while.
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I'll be there for dinner and wash the dishes.
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Just pass it on to mine. |