
| The Treadmill | ||
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I think that I shall never see For when I walk (it seems insane), But in the same place I remain. A bit like life that’s fast or
slow; But, in the end, where did we go? We walk and work and sometimes
run; But, in the end, what have we
done? No purpose, but such busy days – Busy in a thousand ways. Yet at the end you’re empty still, And then you’re handed one last
bill. There is a way to change it all And gain some ground before you
fall . . . For life that’s full and
treadmill-free, |
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