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They say St. Paddy drove the snakes
From Ireland's fair shores, To where the lion sleeps at night; O-wee-mo-way - he snores! There's nothing on the TV now But the St. Paddy's Day parade Where a green and sparkling spotted cow Yields pitchers of limeade. We might as well be out and bold While the weather's warm and bright We'll never find that pot of gold Lest a rainbow shines at night. I've seen a rainbow in the sky Against a field of stars. T'was NASA's, though - don't ask me why. The gold's now housed on Mars.
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