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They Can Have the Long Buses
Long ago, I remember
 going to school
 on the short bus
 I felt like a fool
 
 the kids they would laugh
 and call me mean names
 like retard, and dummy
 and made me feel shame
 
 they asked many questions
 like, "what's 1+1?"
 in my tearful frustration
 was their snickering fun
 
 It wasn't til High School
 Til I spelled my name
 Instead of congratulations
 they treated me the same
 
 So i stopped all my efforts
 to fit in with the rest
 I embraced my fellow "retards"
 and now i feel blessed
 
 Now when bullies give me wedgies
 I do not feel blue
 I don't care that my doubled age
 is still higher than my IQ
 
 They can have the long buses
 it doesn't matter in the end
 They can have their A+'s
 all i need is my friends

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