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| 130. Cleaning Does it really matter that the house is a mess The dishes are unwashed and the bed is undone If no guests are due today who must we impress I yearn to have things the way I wish With no more clutter or things left astray I see my house as if a bowl and I were but a fish You relish the notion of drop and run Where things are left when finished or not And your attention is geared to fun I try to be good and carry a blind eye But when I need to jump hurdles inside The lack of such cleanliness makes we want to cry So I beseech you my companion and lover too Please remember to pick up after yourself Unless there is someone else you’d prefer to live with you |
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