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Created on: October 21, 2009
Pull the strings.
Make me move.
Move a finger, make me groove.
Slide a thumb, show you care.
Run your fingers through your hair.
Point your hands, in charades work.
Make me sit, or make me jerk.
Pull a finger, make me fart.
Pose your hand to act a part.
Whatever you do I'll do I suppose,
I just won't dig gold up my nose.
The life of a puppet can boring as hell,
always portraying the part, in I can never tell.
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Pull the strings.
Make me move.
Move a finger, make me groove.
Slide a thumb, show you care.
Run your fingers through your
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