Shut Up In The Library
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Shut Up In The Library
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Shut up in the library, she don't care what you have to say
No noise, no clatter, no chatter, no laughter, we're not in here to play
She wants your nose inside a book and she wants to see your pass
And you better have a good reason why you are not in class
You against the window, wipe that grin off of your face
What do you think you are doing chewing bubble gum in this place?
Don't lean the chair against the wall, put those legs down on the floor
You over there, she sees you trying to sneak out the door
If you must go to the bathroom, one by one you'll take your turn
The next one who talks has had it, you know you're here to learn
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