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Out Of The Rabbit Hole


There once was a little girl

In the garden is where she sat 

Wearing a fluffy dress she liked to twirl

Then approached a white rabbit in a dance hat

 

Fast he ran

As the girl chased 

He went down into a hole with dirt so tan 

Into a world with truths she faced

 

There once was a little girl

In a dress that was so red 

had adventures that sent her into a whirl

Sad to discover she was dead 

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