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There is a girl who stands so very tall She believes in the equality of all Her eyes a shade of green mixed with brown People says she’s the modest one in town Without a doubt respect is all she knows Her dislike for seafood is one she shows When someone needs a friend she’s there to listen As the sun hits her brown locks they glisten She takes pleasure in running through the woods And giving to the needy her used goods People says riding horses is her life When there’s a fight she tries to break the strife She’s one who will always help when you ask A completely honest person, she never wears a mask
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