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She'll Drive You

Rick Rhythm

Let me warne you boy's about a girl
The purityist thing in the whole wide world
She'll drive you crazy
She'll drive you wild
Sweep you up with just a smile
Don't let her fool you
She's not that true
She'll steal you're heart - then leave you blue
She'll chew you up and spit you out
Leave you cold - with out a dugout
You must believe me
I'm telling you the truth
It happened to me - It'll happen to you
She'll take what she wants - then set you free
She'll leave you cold and empty
She'll drive you crazy
She'll drive you wild
Sweep you up with just a smile
But don't let her fool you
She's not that true
She'll steal you're heart - then leave you blue
OH let me warn you boy's about a girl

                                                                  Rick Rhythm Williams
                                                                   5/12/1990 (c) P.H.P
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Scheme axBCDeEEffbxebbBCDeEEa xx
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Characters 842
Words 150
Stanzas 2
Stanza Lengths 22, 2
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Rick Rhythm

I am a singer song writer musician and poet I have written published recorded my work And received several awards I have been published in 20 International poetry books and received six Editor's Choice Awards one Accomplishment of Merit an International poet of Merit Award The 2012 International Who's Who in Poetry Award and Best Poets and Poem of 2012 Award I have been on the radio and have played music on stage with several well known blues musician's one of the biggest crowds I have played in front of was over five thousand people My home is in Minneapolis MN But most of all My family is my first passion and number one love more…

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