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A Reminder

A Reminder   Walking to my job one fine morning I look through my high school window And immediately find myself across With my friends very cross   Where have you been all these years my mate Didn't we tell you that it's bad to be late and why is the blue uniform not ironed well But we forgive you for the day is about to be swell   Let's go to the shop during break I'm sure it will help us stay awake During the long periods of the day And make us not lose the way   Best yet is the period of games Ought we to defeat James? Before moving back to the grand foyer For the math period before the closing prayer   Mrs. Debbie has been asking for you too Class teacher Devi says she will fix you with goo But most importantly, we'll lock the door Even if you stay put on the floor   And so, I was awakened by a horn Driven by a rogue with a facial corn Amidst the cries of plaintive bargaining I must continue ont...

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