Out of Africa
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hair, breasts...
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legs, arms,
even the knees.

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But not one verse
for the poor foot.

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- Why do you think that is?
- Priorities, I suppose.

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Did you think
you would make one?

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Problem is there's nothing
to rhyme it with.

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- Put.
- It's not a noun.

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Doesn't matter.
Along he came and he did put...

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upon my farm his clumsy foot.
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We should have a story now.
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When I tell a story
to my nieces at home...

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one of them always provides
the first sentence.

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- Anything?
- Absolutely anything.

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There was a wandering Chinese
named Cheng Huan...

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living in Limehouse...
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and a girl named Shirley.
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Who spoke perfect Chinese...
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which she learned
from her missionary parents.

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Cheng Huan lived alone
in a room on Formosa Street...

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above the Blue Lantern.
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He sat at his window...
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and in his poor listening heart...
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strange echoes
of his home and country--

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They found them there
the next morning...


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