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TEARS FOR GLORY

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They will come close ooo yeah!
ā€Ž Pretending to help wipe your tear.
ā€Ž Be watchful oo dear!
ā€Ž Else they swipe your glory clear.
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ā€Ž Cheer up for now my friend,
ā€ŽFor this prophesy is yet unripe.
ā€ŽSo long as you are yet to trend,
ā€ŽTheir plans are still in the pipe.
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ā€ŽOnly one thing can be done.
ā€ŽBe careful where you sleep,
ā€ŽWhen the night does come.
ā€ŽIn case the road becomes steep,
ā€ŽMake sure you don't slip.
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ā€ŽIf you can't pretend then try.
ā€ŽLet them not see you cry.
ā€ŽFor as soon as you shed a tear,
ā€ŽThey will get together and cheer.
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