You weren't bad kids you shared with others.
you split the food with friends and brothers
At birthdays you shared all you had,
played with friends and saw your dad
But somewhere once gone
you changed your mind
about sharing all your stuff,
and you became blind
Now your a greedy old bastard
who'd negotiate with the poor
keeping lots for you,
you'd never give at the door
You and those like you
are slowing The FLOW
to the lessor peons,
you can rent by the store
There is plenty for everyone
only if we freely share
but when we don't do it
life here is not fair
Sell what you got
and give it where needed
then you'll get why the Master's
advice should be heeded
All will live well
with no fear of tomorrow
NEVER A NEED TO BEG
and NEVER ever ever BORROW
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