Moving On
There was a young man from Nantucket Called Allan or something I think He carried moonshine in a bucket In case he was needing a drink For years he would wander Nantucket There wasn't much else he could do He kept on refilling the bucket And sharing his drinks with a few The citizenry of Nantucket All wanted his drinking to cease His singing of odes to his bucket Meant they didn't get any peace A bus ticket out of Nantucket Has brought them an end to the pain The odes that he sang to his bucket Now bother the people of Maine
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I was pieced together with five parts compassion, three parts empathy, three parts hard work, and two parts self-preservation; but then they decided that thirteen parts was bad luck and cut my regard for preservation down to one. It is...
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