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Revision as of 00:28, 28 November 2021
This poem called "The Tax Man" was written for Edvard Amador, a renowned businessman and Haeseni Money Minister in the year 1787. However, the name and details surrounding the writer was lost to time.
The Tax Man, Always got a plan. Raise em up. Fall em down. Get the money. Get the honey. Money money money. Tax man.
