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Mr Rogers had a secret,
kept behind closed doors. Mr Rogers dreamed of Xena, while he swept his floors. Mr Rogers wore thick slippers and a suit of gray. Bought a wet-suit, took some scissors, and an outfit made. Mrs Rogers came home early from her luncheon date: Mr Rogers trapped in rubber, bra made of metal plate. Mrs Rogers screamed and fainted, soothed in her distress, By Mr Rogers kiss o'life as Xena: Warrior Princess. "Mr Rogers! I don't like this, and I seek divorce!" "As you wish, dear. I need more room for my new white horse." The moral of this story is: Do you want to know? Who cares if hubby's fantasies make him steal your clothes? Mr Rogers' secret life was giggled at as sleaze - not by the girl at number twelve, who dressed as Hercules. Now they both live in happiness sharing what they wear. Mr Rogers had a secret, but now he doesn't care! (32 lines)
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