"Who the cap fits"-Bob Marley.

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Your worst enemies might be the ones you call best friends and your best friends could be your worst enemies.

We eat, we drink, we smoke, we dance, we laugh, we talk, we keep our days memorable and our time spent together has become more or less daily rituals.


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But Bob Marley sang "Who the cap fits" and I listened. Now I keep picturing the cap and imagining it's size and the shape of head of every one of my foes and my allies.


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The hands on the clock keeps on ticking and I'd only stop telling time when I'm asleep or dead and gone.

So who the cap fits would have to wear it, so I can tell of what use they are to me and what purpose they serve for good or for evil.


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Meanwhile here's a link to download and listen to Bob Marley in "Who the cap fits"

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