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Bullying Rosie
Bullying Rosie
 Is quite an easy job.
 All you have to do is probe and prod
 And when she turns around you aren't there
 Because you are tying her shoelaces to the chair.
 So when she tries to walk away
 She becomes the days laugh
 But unlucky for her shes' face down on the path.
 
 Bullying Rosie
 Is quite often seen
 All you have to do is call her unclean
 And she will be in floods of tears
 To the sounds of everyones' cruel jeers
 No one goes over to give her a hand
 Or offer to help her stand
 Instead they laugh and stare
 As she suffers under there taunting glare.
 
 Bullying Rosie
 Is quite an easy task
 All you have to do is ask
 About her lunatic mum
 And why she has got such a big bum
 Where has her dad been all these years?
 Why hasn't she any friends or even piers?
 Why does she read such boring books?
 When she should be worrying about her looks.
 
 Bullying Rosie
 Will it ever end?
 But oh how she used to pretend
 That her parents were rich and famous
 She even had her own minibus
 Only those were all just stories and lies
 The real reason she told porkie pies
 Was because no one really did care
 Even her family weren't always there.
 
 Bullying Rosie
 Finally did end
 Because her back could no longer bend
 And her heart just snapped
 As it stopped she collapsed
 In a pool of blood from her own vein
 no longer feeling pain.

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