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Curmudgeon
 
  I can’t hide, no
On the mantle
I’m not sad
Until I’m home

It’s the season
I’m all reason
I have seen
All I have grown

Sheared at the seams
Cheat on me
And not seen
At the seams

I’m a lender
I’m a planter
I put something
In the garden

In the handle
On the mantle
I met santa
I met god

I’m a lady
Can you save me?
It’s the sulfur
I have grown

’tis the season
I’m all reason
I have fleas
So run on home




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