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The Days of Summer Lost
It was a bunch of lunatics Who decided to move dem Bums Ebbets Fields was not a bad place It wasn't even in the slums. There must have been a wild party Drinking lemon with bathtub gin That moved dem Bums way out west And there would be no fun again Retire O'Malley, came the cry He's a dirty, rotten louse Ship him to a distant farm And lock him in the old outhouse And now a tree grows in Brooklyn In the bright sunlight of June Where Robinson and Snider played And danced to a diamond tune ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Words required to be used by "Para/Poem Challenge "Open"" Lunatic...Party...Lemon...Outhouse...Fun...Retire And the required line: a tree grows in Brooklyn
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