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Created on: March 22, 2010
EARNINGS
Sometimes a chore, sometimes it's fun;
To earn a living, work has to get done.
From carpenters, to a school teacher;
Every job is vital, especially good leaders.
Applying yourself, can lead to riches;
Working hard, and you will receive your wishes.
Not always pleasant, but we all need a job;
Especially now, open positions can draw a mob.
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