Hate Shopping

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   Just hate the thought, of going out there
   Hunting for things I don't need, the old boy has a job,
   getting me something, birthdays, etc. Hate going to the shops
   Where there is so much greed, must be getting older
   
   for I don't see the need, the frustration of hunting
   for that elusive, piece of clothing, I don't need.
   I don't need another dress another skirt, another coat, don't you know
   my friends say, when I shop, I just buy lingerie and shoes
   
   I guess, at times that's true, but if one looks nice, on the inside.
   it makes one feel good on the outside, as you go strutting your stuff.
   I don't want any trinkets, any gold I don't do that, much prefer designer jewels
2. I don't like jewellery, jewellery over the top cheapens one.
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4. as a youngster, only tart's were laden with jewellery
   seeing that left a bad effect on me, one must not emphasise
   showing off what one has poor, show, don't you know
   as, for perfumes, I've enough to last some time
   
   and shoes, I've a cupboard full, of them
   I might never be able to wear again, myself
   as for sandals and shoes, it breaks my heart,
   because of my dickey foot, I can not wear them
   
   even my kick-ass boots, you'd think I could wear
   but I've not the strength, to push through, it's exasperating, you know
   they are sexy and I miss them, as for my dancing shoes
   oh, my I could cry the slapper, sandals I use to go about, in.
   
   clip-clopping, clip-clopping, every which way I went
   they knew it was me approaching, like a young colt in the street
   but my feet won't allow me to display my style my hallmark,
   of that clip-clopping Connie is about,  instead, am wearing
   
   these ghastly ugly shoes, those shoes aren't me
5.  don't you know, vain I guess that's me 

                                 By Connie James 

 

So,

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