Shunning
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Shunning
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Shun became a morphine addict
And then with every breath
He resolved to end the story
With the lovely Lulu’s death
Your lust begins, stupidity wins (x2)
Lulu’s death should Shunning kill her
If he did so he’d be through
He must chat with her persuade her
She herself the deed must do
Your lust begins, stupidity wins (x2)
So must she the lovely Lulu
Gamely give Shun’s plan a try
Made her want to go on living
It was Shunning who must die
She put one, two bullets in him
Newspapers would call it three
Then to escape police and prison
Ran away to gay Paris
Stupidity wins when your lust begins
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