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June 14, 2012
The toast has all gone soggy
The cereal has turned to mush.
It’s always the same at breakfast time,
as we charge about in a manic rush
The trains are always jam packed
And on the motorway there’s a crash
It’s a miracle we get to work on time.
as we set about our daily dash
The planes have all been diverted
Some cancelled because of the fog
It’s a clever man who dons a track suit,
and to the office, decides to jog.
Some folks leave their cars at home
and stick up their thumbs in hope of a hike
Whilst fitter people than you and I
prefer to get there by bike
But get there we do, any which way,
we complete the daily grind
Like an army of ants going underground
as we slowly go out of our mind
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