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The TruthA decade years or more ago;
Where my ancestors lived and roamed.
There lived two men of great renown;
Whose names are still well known.
Bold Raffles from Western shores;
Seek trade routes thru Eastern doors.
St. John Baptist of noble rheims;
But gave it up to bless and preach.
Both had a wish, a hope, a dream;
They hatched a daring plan.
To educate all yound minds;
Thus their schools began.
Now each of these schools;
Formed their own believe for each.
Both valued different virtues;
In the ones they had to teach.
Raffles snobbed and only accepted;
Those with a ready mind.
Where those of wit and learning;
Will always find their kind.
St. Joseph's ignored results;
Anyone worthy of admission.
Be you rich, able or poor;
As long as you've ambition.
Raffles taught them to be power-hungry;
Train them to be strong.
They teach their students cunning means;
To be the best among the throng.
St. Joseph's valued different virtues;
In the ones they sought and heed.
They taught them to be helpful and kind;
To those that are in need.
Rafflesian were smart, intelligent, witty boys;
Who couldn't hold back their lust.
They then produced a plan to quench their desires;
And RGS came at last.
You might think all boys are like that;
But Josephians are pure at heart.
Their abstainence,
chast and innocence;
Set them miles apart.
Where my ancestors lived and roamed.
There lived two men of great renown;
Whose names are still well known.
Bold Raffles from Western shores;
Seek trade routes thru Eastern doors.
St. John Baptist of noble rheims;
But gave it up to bless and preach.
Both had a wish, a hope, a dream;
They hatched a daring plan.
To educate all yound minds;
Thus their schools began.
Now each of these schools;
Formed their own believe for each.
Both valued different virtues;
In the ones they had to teach.
Raffles snobbed and only accepted;
Those with a ready mind.
Where those of wit and learning;
Will always find their kind.
St. Joseph's ignored results;
Anyone worthy of admission.
Be you rich, able or poor;
As long as you've ambition.
Raffles taught them to be power-hungry;
Train them to be strong.
They teach their students cunning means;
To be the best among the throng.
St. Joseph's valued different virtues;
In the ones they sought and heed.
They taught them to be helpful and kind;
To those that are in need.
Rafflesian were smart, intelligent, witty boys;
Who couldn't hold back their lust.
They then produced a plan to quench their desires;
And RGS came at last.
You might think all boys are like that;
But Josephians are pure at heart.
Their abstainence,
chast and innocence;
Set them miles apart.
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