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by Robert Guphito

Created on: April 04, 2009

Anger a king :

You always rowdy when I tame
I do not understand, why do you seek pleasure in death
You make me nervous and force me to kill you
You should be polite, do not you play with freedom
Who are you?

You have damage my place
Kill my friends
When that happens, I just silence
Day by day I still try to calm
But the world nearly ended and you still bother me

I warn, "You keep your freedom, then I keep my brutality!"
if not ...

I will become increasingly violent, and make you docile
"I'm King, Lion King!"
"O people, I will destroy your species!

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