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Momma Bear


Oh, Momma Bear, how I love your hugs.

Oh, Momma Bear, how I love your smiles,

Oh, Momma Bear, how I love your laughs.

 

Momma Bear, why is water falling from your eyes?

Momma Bear, why won't you answer me?

Momma Bear, was it because of me?

Momma Bear, you're crying...

 

Sorry, Momma Bear, sorry for the tears I caused you.

The sickening venom that I spit from my mouth was never meant to hurt you,

Momma Bear, I'm sorry, I don't mean to hurt you.

I love you and I always will. 

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