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Falsehood

Those who are proud, have false pride Those who are loud, must have lied Those who are fraud, themselves fried ,

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Falsehood

Those who are proud, have false pride
Those who are loud, must have lied
Those who are fraud, themselves fried
Those light as cloud, easily glide.

-unknown -

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