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I got rid of on-screen mess
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With tiled windows, I confess
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Do not make your users sore
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Overlay less, tile more
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C'mon baby, cut the crap
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I don't want to overlap
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If you want to live in style
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Have your window system tile
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It does not pay
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To overlay
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Overlapping is a crime
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Cause it wastes your precious time
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Tiled windows across the nation
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Write Siemens for more information
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To get rid of window mess
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Tile more, overlay less
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I'd walk a mile
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To tile
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See the gleeful users clap
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When windows do not overlap
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Tile
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A while
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What a triumph, what a trend
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Tiled windows -- the user's friend
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I think that I have never seen
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A desktop lovely as a tiled screen
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You know if I had my way
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Windows would never overlay
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C'mon baby, stay a while
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I'll let you watch my windows tile
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Tiled windows sure are great
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Get them now, don't be late
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Watch the grateful users smile
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When they see their windows tile
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Sorry if it sounds real rotten
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But overlapping will be forgotten
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You know it's really pretty wild
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To see all of those windows tiled
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