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Tight Fitting Jeans
She was snug in her Levis Waiting tables that night But were they painted on On just painfully tight Tautly smooth without wrinkle Stretched over a broad expanse A heavy load on each seam I check her with a glance She leaned across a table I feared she might be set free Spilling all her contents For all the world to see But her pants, black as midnight Stretched across an ample frame Held firm under pressure Proving the makers claim And as I left the diner I left a big tip again And picking it up she thought These pants always win with men
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