Oh tell me, Father, tell me, who is that over there Wiy does he wipe his sweaty brow, why is he bowed with care?
Why docs he gnash his molars, why does he pull his hair? Wiy does he mutter to himself and why that glassy stare? My sou, that is a broker who wants to solve a way.
By ich he can collect a sum his client will not pay, For shares that he has bought and sold for settlement since May.
Oh tell me, Father, tell me, who is that other man, Who looks as though he just has juanped into the frying pan? He also has @ furrowed mien, pray tell me if you can Why in the world he seems to} act just like an also ran? son, that is the client who wants to find a way To forget about his margins and also for to pay.
For shares that he has bought and sold for settlement since May.
Oh Father, who are those two men that are smile ing £0 with glee My soon, those are their lawyers, who soon will draw their fee.
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