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This is not my swan songThis is not my gone songThis is not my last hurrahYou’re either in or you’re outYou’re either playing or you are notHow hard can it be – to give it all you gotWhen all you got is…I took somebody’s placeSomebody with more runs than meSomebody will take my placeSomebody with less runs than meIt’s always the sameNobody’s getting youngerIt’s always the sameSomebody’s gotta cop the blameWhy don’t I speak to Steven Waugh?And ask him what a scrap is?Why don’t I speak to Shivnarine Chanderpaul?And ask him wha...   See the complete post here

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