I`LL never be rich. I`m too fond of the joy Of a certain small girl And a certain small boy; And the nights full of fun And the days full of play, And the romp and the run At the end of the day. I`ll never be rich. I`m too eager to share In the joys that are near, Too unwilling to care For the thing we call gold, That I`ll fill every day Full of strife for the stuff, And not rest by the way. I`ll never be rich. There are too many charms That I now can possess When I stretch out my arms; There are too many joys That already I hold That I cannot give up Just to wallow in gold.SourceThe script ran 0.001 seconds.
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