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| 200. Weight I saw an ad in some magazine Selling what who knows or cares What I really noticed was those abs No doubt the epitome of envious stares I patted my belly and made a frown My spare tires sagging around my gut No Atkins or South Beach could now help When I yearned for a Krispy Kreme doughnut I’ve tried and been good many a time Giving my life to the devotion of exercise But having fasted and worked off the pounds I did nothing but regained weight and my size So here I now sit in a chair My bottom wedged so deeply in place Why should I worry about my weight When I would weigh nothing in space? |
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