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Created on: April 05, 2009 Last Updated: June 16, 2009
Wake up to the day
checking my clock
and oh my goodness
almost died of shock!
Slept in too darned late
right past the news,
skipping my shower
I head straight for my shoes.
Driving my car
eating a peach
looking in my mirror
I let out a screech!
Oh how I long
for a day at the beach.
Get out of my car
assessing the dent
I just acquired
while paying my rent.
Swap numbers and papers
checking content
I swear that this day
is here to torment.
Go to insurance
and give them my speech,
then sit and I listen
to all that they preach.
Oh how I long
for a day at the beach.
Head down to the store
pick up food and some bleach,
grab scratch and some lotto,
a couple of each,
checking my numbers
and always just out of reach
is my long, long awaited
day at the beach.
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