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There was a goose
who was really loose she left her gander, for the rooster was grander the rooster was a show; she was eyeing the crow who looked sharp all in black but behind the crow's back the goose liked the duck, who was down on his luck then she fell in love with the sweet little dove although he can sing, it is all just a fling she'll leave the nest like she did to the rest 'cause birds of her feather don't flock together
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