Thoroughbred Men
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Thoroughbred Men
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They do the things you shouldn't do
Thoroughbred men honest and true
Don't cheat at the game or they'll get you
These thoroughbred men are painted blue
Join the club and fight the political
Turn the tables and be hypocritical
Just a bit of slyness and stealth
You can have a free car free house and wealth
A second skin is painted blue
But underneath that it's still blue
Now and again when the time is right
Changed that number into a stripe
Another stripe increases by one
Do more things that shouldn't be done
These men don't know what trust is
Protecting the unjust with their justice
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