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I Believe


I believe in fairy tales I believe in leprechauns, the tooth fairy, and dragons with tails I believe that a lemon seed can grow inside you When I am told I am a superhero I believe that, too I believe in many things, flying cars, aliens, and pigs with wings I even believe that I'll marry a king But, out of all the crazy things I believe in, I won't believe the craziest of them all I won't believe you when you say I am amazing I won't believe you when you say I am a blessing I won't believe you when you kiss my forehead and whisper, I love you No, I won't believe you Because I believe that I am truly nothing
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