TWO OLD FOLKS

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Two old folks,

A discuss under the shade

Smoking the the last of their cigars

Life is well lived at the sight of their grandchildren

Two old folks

Sit on a onelegged stool

Always calling the passersby a fool

Biting the last of their colanuts

Come for ideas,the man on the gong beats

Two old folks

Souls adjoined from birth

Two old folks,working on proverbial

They drink to the rains,

The splush of leaves counts your last days

It's not long before we see the morning star

Two olds folks,

Sing the tunes of their fathers

The birds flop their fluffy feathers

These tunes we send to our grave

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