Lean on Me
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of old eastside high
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brings forth
our loyalty

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loyalty, loyalty
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so cheer for dear
old eastside...

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how's it going?
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What you got
in there, malachi?

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My future.
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All right.
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...aboard eastside
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all aboard, all aboard
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yes, eastside
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all aboard, all aboard
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how's it going,
mr. Darnell?

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Good, good.
That's great.

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...high
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ge-e-et
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fellas?
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On
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that
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train
train

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train
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ms. Levias...
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hi, mr. Clark.
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I just heard something
you wouldn't believe.

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Uh, mr. Clark,
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mr. O'malley just brought
this from trenton.

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The school's
practice test.

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I had to wait
all this time for this?

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Next time i order you
to go get something,

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you better damn well
go get it yourself!

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Oh, no.
Oh, my god.

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Give me your
attention, everyone.

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First three rows
take 4 steps forward.

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Right now! Come on!
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1, 2, 3, 4.
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Ok, that's good.
Turn around.

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Hold it,
mr. O'malley!

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What's
your excuse?

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I was filling out
a big stack of forms.

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I didn't know
what time it was.

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This is a prime example
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of the kind of
inefficiency and apathy

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that is destroying
this school.


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