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The Yellow Brick Road …
I first went off to college, then I went off to work. I got a boring job as a boring little clerk. Not working on the weekend must be my only perk. > > > > Where is that yellow brick road? My apartment is tiny and I don’t have a car. I run to catch the subway; thank God it’s not too far. The highlight of my evening is just a candy bar. > > > > Where is that yellow brick road? I water all my plants and I open up my mail. No interesting letters, just more stuff that’s on sale. Happy, single women? That must be an old wives tale. > > > > Where is that yellow brick road? Don’t want to be alone; I don’t want to be a wife. Don’t want to have a housemate; I just don’t need the strife. I guess I am still hoping to find a better life. > > > > Where is that yellow brick road? Dorothy and the Tin Man were both reaching for a dream. Scarecrow and the Lion, all together as a team. There’s no one here to help me. I think I’m going to scream! > > > > There is no yellow brick road. Meter pattern: 13-13-13-7 Rhyme pattern: a-a-a-b
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