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Sep 2015
Royalty spoilt me
I expected it would,
those crowns,
jewel encrusted
entrusted to be
by the grace of the crowds
who were cheering for me
have been sold to pay dues for the
******* that I use.

I put the blame on the throne which
became the home from my home and
I, the lone ranger
became my own worst king of danger,
the kind of a stranger I'd not
like to be.

Now I'm a peasant, no pheasant, though
a pleasanter type of fellow, a *** in my hand
and the fields are my land,
cabbages to **** and cattle to feed, what
more can a man who was King really need?
God save our Noble gas
this wind will come to 'pass
go
and collect 200 dollars'

Amerryka Monopoly
John Edward Smallshaw
Written by
John Edward Smallshaw  69/Here and now
(69/Here and now)   
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